Villas in Novalja

Novalja is a magnificent holiday destination for young travellers seeking sun, beaches and lots of fun. Be in the heart of the island and rent a villa close to its most famous beach, Zrce Beach, cafes and restaurants. Music, fun and the best Djs will offer the best nights in a paradisiac setting. But besides its rhythm, the island offers magnificent and fully equipped villas close to the incredible beaches of Vrtic or Strasko, surrounded by rugged cliffs. However, if you want to stay away from the noise and the rumble, rent a rural property. Enjoy nature at its best and enjoy outdoor activities in an incomparable setting of picturesque bays and intact nature.

Are you thinking of a fun celebration with your friends or an anniversary with your soulmate? This lovely seaside town offers a wide array of fully equipped villas ranging from modest to luxury ones with large terraces, swimming pools, private gardens and all the amenities at your disposal. The most common villas can host up groups of 6 but there are many options for 2, 3 and 4 people. Due to the size of the island, the beaches are always a few steps away from your doorstep, especially if you stay at properties located at the beachfront. Start planning your dream holiday -an active holiday, evening entertainment or just a beach getaway, Novalja provides a great variety of activities for all generations. Do not let them tell you!

Novalja, the most well known part of the island of Pag, can accommodate thousands of sun seekers in several beaches. The most famous one is the pebbly Zrće Beach, holding a Blue Flag since 2003. In addition to swimming or sunbathing, those who need to keep on their feet and keep the adrenaline pumping will find a great choice of water sports and thrilling activities such as jet-skiing, Cageball, wake-boarding or bungee jumping.

If you are looking for the place where the fun never stops, Novalja is the one. For some time now, the “Party Island” has become a synonym of jiving and party for young people looking for unbridled summer fun. Discover the greatest clubs Papaya, Aquarius, Kalypso or Noa right by the beach. Enjoy excellent performances of prestigious DJs and move to the beat on what becomes the biggest outdoor dance floor in Europe.

Enjoy an active holiday on the island and rent a bike to explore up to 120 km of cycling routes. Unpaved off-road trails are well marked going through stunning scenery alternating lush green landscapes with wild rocky terrains. The adventurous ones might want to try from Pag Bridge to the village of Lun, which covers 60 km in one direction. Have a rest at the frequent spots to cool down or take a quick deep into the sea. This is a great activity for families with kids. With hot weather is better to choose short trips to the closest beaches and remember to bring enough water to keep yourself hydrated.

Lun is a picturesque and peaceful village on the far northwest of Pag Island, well-known for its olive groves. The village is under the umbrella of thousands of centennial olive trees. This is a unique Mediterranean botanical wealth and an oasis of quietness. Full of wild olive trees, the oldest one being more than 1.600 years old, it became a botanical reserve in 1963 because of its value and characteristics.

Pag salt and Pag cheese are two quintessential products of the island. Pag salterns have been producing the white gold for centuries, one of the main productions of the island. The most appreciated cheese is made of sheep milk. Its delicious spicy taste and its distinctive light yellow to darkish colour gives this cheese its value and recognition around the world.

This is a unique and valuable water supply made out of carved stone. Talijanova buža is a Roman aqueduct of about 1,2 km long that supplied Novalja with water for many centuries. The entrance to the aqueduct is within the City Museum, where Novalja’s heritage is preserved.

Not far from the island, you can spend a whole day visiting and strolling around the fabulous National Parks within which Krka and Plitvice Lakes are the highlights. Stunning lakes and waterfalls that will awe all visitors with its natural beauty. Famous lakes and streams because of their changing colours ranging from green to blue, grey and turquoise. Dazzling landscapes perfect to attend the impressive show of local fauna in the open.

Visit this charming city full of shops, bars and local attractions. Stroll around the city that wowed Alfred Hitchcock with its incomparable sunsets. Witness the reddening of the sky and take a sip in Brazil bar while the sun sets. Sit along the Monument to the Sun, a solar-powered dance floor or on the steps of the giant harmonica played by the sea, the Sea Organ. No sunset will ever be the same after being in Zadar.

Hvar enjoys more than 2.700 hours of sun a year and makes it perfect for sunseekers and beach lovers. You can also visit the inland lavender fields, tour the vineyards and watch the sunset from Hula Hula Beach bar. Korcula, instead, is very well known for its dense forest and for being Marco Polo’s home town. Korcula town is also called “Little Dubrovnik” because of its medieval streets, palaces and houses. Spend a day around Vela Luka and Lumbarda and enjoy a nice meal with fresh seafood and a good glass of Croatian wine.