Surroundings & Recreation

The unique island of Mali Lošinj offers lots of possibilities for activities and enjoyment.

Day trip to the islands

You can get to know more about the tradition, heritage and unique way of life in this region on a day trip to the small islands near Lošinj such as Susak, Ilovik or Unije.

Promenades and footpaths

The island has more than 220 km of marked trails for hiking and walking. The long promenade that runs beside the sea is also ideal for a relaxing walk, and the marked trails are especially delightful for hiking enthusiasts.

Fragrant garden

When researching the island, don’t miss out on visiting the fragrant garden which offers you an aromatic world of autochthonous island plants.

For sports enthusiasts

The island of Lošinj offers a handful of exciting events for lovers of an active holiday. Among the most famous activities are the annual regatta for the cruiser class of boats and the international competition in underwater fishing. Try also parachuting, a variety of water sports or hunting.

Culture

Throughout the year, there is a wide range of cultural events such as concerts, theatre performances, folklore and musical events.

Summer solstice and dolphin spotting

The celebration of the summer solstice or the Annual Day of the Dolphin is a time when tourists arrive from all over the world in order to celebrate the harmony between nature and people – it´s a unique experience.

Rijeka

This city, a regional business centre, offers you various possibilities for shopping and entertainment. During the theatre season, you will have plenty of good plays to choose from in this city.

The Kvarner islands

A tour to the neighbouring islands of Lošinj – Krk and Cres – will make your stay complete.  Krk is the home of one of the oldest monuments of the Croatian language. Cres is well-known as a habitat of a great variety of endemic species.

The peninsula of Istria

On this peninsula, you can discover fascinating historical places such as Hum, the smallest town in the world. Don’t forget to pay a visit to one of the peninsula’s numerous family-run restaurants where you can taste the famous Istrian truffles and good home-made food and wine. The Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč and St. Euphemia’s Basilica in Rovinj, both declared world heritage sites by the UNESCO, are a must-see for history enthusiasts.