Mali Losinj

Zagreb County, which is the national capital, is located 130 miles (209 kilometers) northeast of Mali Losinj, while Split lies 120 miles (193 kilometers) to the southeast.

The Mali Losinj Harbor and Cikat Beach are a selection of the attractions to do and see in Mali Losinj.

Visitors commonly use Mali Losinj as a base for further adventures. This popular region has numerous wonderful cultural and natural attractions. Make sure you make tracks to the Mali Losinj Harbor and Cikat Beach in and around Mali Losinj, less than 1 mile (1. 6 kilometers) away. Alternatively you could stop by the Veli Losinj Harbor and St Anthony's Church in Veli Losinj. It is 2 miles (3 kilometers) away from Mali Losinj.

Organize some transportation and visit Rab, a retail and transport hub for the region, some 20 miles (32 kilometers) from Mali Losinj. This bigger city offers plenty of visitor attractions, for example Lopar Beach, Pudarica Beach and Rab Harbor. Don't return to Mali Losinj until you've visited Rab's Kampor Beach and Frkanj Beach.

If the weather keeps you indoors, head to Croatia's mansions, art museums and palaces. A surefire way to truly appreciate a region is by discovering its earlier days. Make the time to visit the fortresses while you are in the area.

Don't leave here without seeing it from a completely new perspective. There are some great options for parasailing. If the weather is fine while here, explore Croatia's watery side. Scuba diving and wind surfing are just two ways the locals like to cool off here.

At the end of your holiday in Mali Losinj, put the lens cap back on your camera, spend your last of your kunas on last-minute souvenirs, and bid a fond Zbogom (farewell) to this unique destination.