Stara Novalja

Stara Novalja has served as a coastal settlement on the island of Pag, off Croatia’s northern Adriatic coast, since antiquity. It occupies the sheltered Stara Novalja Bay, where clear sea meets Pag’s pale limestone terrain and low, windswept hills. This quieter side of the island is associated with small coves, boating and the traditional rhythms of fishing and olive growing. Across Pag, dry-stone walls record generations of work on a demanding, water-scarce landscape, while the island is widely known for its sheep’s cheese and salt-making heritage. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Pag Island and Lika-Senj County.

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