Island of Losinj

One of the most popular of the Croatian islands, Losinj is famous for its lush green vegetation. The main resort is the town of Mali Losinj – the largest on both this island and neighbouring Cres – whose harbour is said to be the most beautiful in the entire Adriatic. The tourist area is centred around Cikat Bay, which is well known for its beach and its good windsurfing conditions.

Losinj At A Glance

How to get there: Fly to Rijeka Airport on the island of Krk, take a catamaran to Mali Losinj. Fly to Zadar Airport and take the catamaran travelling from Pula to Zadar via Mali Losinj.

Population of Losinj: 8,1165

What to See in Losinj: Losinj Marine Education Centre, Church of St Martin, Krivica Beach, Church of St Anthony

Towns or islands to visit near Losinj: Cres, Krka, Pag, Pula, Zadar

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Things to do in Losinj

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    The best Wellness Centers and Spas.

    Losinj in Istria boasts some of the most impressive spas and wellness retreats in the Adriatic which provide either panoramic views and facials with essential Mediterranean oils and herbs. Many are set in hotels, where a state-of-the-art wellness zone is a prerequisite. They are all unique and offer its own exclusive range of massages, facials and body treatments. Particularly recommended is the ‘Hot Chocolate’, an hour-long massage using a warm cocoa butter oil. Good for post-sunbathing, the oils replenish moisture and the gentle massage left me feeling completely relaxed. As an alternative to the popular hot stone massage was the ‘Signature Cold Stone Massage’, a gentle and detoxifying massage using cold stones from the Adriatic Sea to relieve tension and aid lymphatic drainage.

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    Take a stroll around the charming town of Mali Losinj

    Spend some time in the largest town on Lošinj island, Mali Lošinj, a truly beautiful location. This historic town by the Adriatic Sea was once one of the most developed destination for merchants on this side of the Mediterranean. Now it offers you pristine beauty, the holistic Mediterranean air and some impressive sightseeing options, plus plenty of restaurants and boutiques. You could easily spend an afternoon strolling around the boat-lined harbor shopping and having drinks on an outdoor patio.

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    Relax or try out the watersports at the Veli Zal beach

    The island of Losinj boasts some of the most gorgeous beaches on the Adriatic. Thick pine forests loom close to the coastline. One of the most recognizable and popular beaches is the stunning beach of Veli Zal with its Blue Flag and excellent facilities, a cozy cafe and a small bowling center. There are also some impressive watersports available.