Seline

The landscape around Seline is a narrow Adriatic coastal belt beneath the limestone slopes of the Velebit range, a setting that has shaped the village’s linear form and livelihoods tied to the sea and visitors. Seline sits beside Paklenica National Park, established in 1949 to protect the dramatic Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica gorges. Their karst walls and pine-covered terrain make this part of northern Dalmatia a major Croatian climbing and hiking area. The settlement is also close to the channel between the mainland and the island of Pag, where the coast feels markedly drier and rockier than inland Zadar County. Find related webcams around Seline and the southern Velebit to gain a broader sense of this Adriatic region.

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