Mali Lošinj

Lošinj Island lies in the Kvarner Bay, stretching north-south. In addition to Mali Lošinj, the largest settlement on the Adriatic islands, there are also Veli Lošinj, Ćunski, Sv. Jakov, and Nerezine.

Life on the island flows at a peaceful Mediterranean pace, far from the city crowds. Surrounded by dense pine forests, the coast is adorned with endless promenades. Crystal-clear sea and diverse seabed invite exploration.

Lošinj is rich in history dating back to 1398 when the first settlement was founded at the site of present-day Mali Lošinj. In the mid-19th century, the island flourished through the development of maritime trade and shipbuilding, becoming an important trading port in the Adriatic.

The mild climate throughout the year fosters lush vegetation, confirming Lošinj's reputation as a climatic health resort. Trails and promenades allow outdoor activities, while diving clubs offer exploration of the seabed.

The island's cultural scene is rich, with museums, galleries, and traditional events such as the Osor Music Evenings. Apoxyomenos, an ancient bronze statue of an athlete, attracted global attention after being found in the waters around Lošinj.

Whether you're a fan of relaxation or active leisure, Lošinj Island offers diverse attractions to satisfy every visitor. The island's rich natural and cultural heritage fosters an exploratory spirit and leaves an unforgettable impression on visitors, encouraging them to return to explore all that the island has to offer.