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Welcome to our apartments! Relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the island, Pag, get to know the traditions and customs of the island's people. Dinjiška is the small picturesque town in the south of the island, about 5 kilometers from the bridge, is situated in a quiet and shallow bay with many isolated beaches. In the bay there is an abandoned drive the salt pans, which was built in the time of French rule. Is ideal for walking, jogging, cycling or boat trips. The center is the small church of St. Maura, which was first mentioned in 1354 and is one of the many endowments noble family Grisogono. From the original building has survived because of the completely rebuilt in the 16th century. Dinjiška, although small, has a lot to offer, and is close to the cultural and historical centers (Pag, Novalja, Zadar, Nin, Šibenik, Split), 4 national parks (Kornati, Paklenica, Krka, Plitvička jezera), and nature parks (Zrmanja River Canyon, Telašćica, Vranjsko jezero) , will complete your stay. The climate is so mild that you can swim from May to October. However, the greatest treasure of Dinjiska are its people who will welcome and host you warmly.

Sports facilities: Beach volleyball, bowling and soccer are sports facilities that are located near your apartment. If you are courageous and in good physical shape, try to swim across a shallow bay and on the other side explore the wilderness, if you like, on foot go back across the causeway. Offer in Dinjiška: The fish market fresh fish in the neighborhood Grocery store (100 meters away). Five restaurants with rich, authentic cuisine Bike path leads directly to the sea and the old salt pans and remains the island. Along the road leading to the nearby village of Vlašici, in the bottom Dinjiška Bay and explore the ruins of the church of St. Bartholomew given by members to raise Pag family Ruić 1426th All bird lovers will delight the nearby ornithological reserve (1.5 km away) natural freshwater lakes where there is a lot of mud and watchtowers.