Bike, trail, climbing and kayak — stone, sea and bora make Pag an outdoor island.
Created by the island's tourist board in 2019: active weeks with licensed guides across four disciplines — biking, trail running, climbing and kayaking.
Pag is the only Croatian island split between two counties, and the routes show the character of both.
Marked cycling routes, dive sites and climbing sectors are listed by the Pag Tourist Board.
Three trails — Saint George, Zaton and Mikula — all start at Ledenik in the far north of town, a natural museum of limestone shaped by bora, rain and salt, and a large fossil site.
Named after the Bowie song for its lunar landscape, it is one of the most beautiful trails in Croatia, with Pag's beaches on one side and the Velebit range on the other.
Pag is close to several of Croatia's best-known national parks. See current excursions and park information on the tourist board site.
Villa Padre sits in the old town, next to the church of St. George — the best base for exploring the island.