Surroundings & Recreation
- Biking and sports on Mali Losinj
- Panorama
- One of the many beautiful laguna's
- Mali Losinj
- Island Losinj
- Mali Losinj
- Mali Losinj
The unique surroundings of Mali Lošinj offer plenty of possibilities for activities and enjoyment. There is a secluded beach just a 15-minute walk from the harbour where you can enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the sun.
All year around, Lošinj lives pulsating life, rich in cultural events, such as concerts, theatre performances, folk and musical events. Witnessing the summer solstice celebration or the annual Dolphin Day when tourists arrive from all over the world to celebrate harmony between nature and people is a unique experience.
With the annual Cruiser Class regatta and the international competition in underwater fishing, the island of Lošinj also has in store exciting events for sports enthusiasts. Enjoying the mild Mediterranean climate when sailing, biking or just walking is a pleasure for body and mind and will make your holidays complete.
One-day excursions to the small islands close to Lošinj will introduce you to the traditions, heritage and the simple way of life of the Adriatic islands.
Promenades and footpaths
The island has more than 220 km of marked paths for hiking and walking. The long promenades along the sea-front are ideal for relaxing walks and the marked paths are a special treat for hiking enthusiasts.
Dolphin spotting
The opportunity to see dolphins in their natural habitat in the sea just off Lošinj is attracting more and more tourists every year.
Učka Nature Park
Take a look at the peninsula of Istria from vantage points 1400 m above sea level and explore the rich flora and fauna of this beautiful mountain range.
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.
Brijuni National Park
The national park of Brijuni is located on a group of islands and formerly served as a summer residence for presidents. Today it is home to a great variety of exotic animals.
The Kvarner islands
A tour to the neighbouring islands of Lošinj – Krk, Cres, and Susak – will make your stay complete. Susak is an island that is mainly formed of sand laid on a limestone surface. Thanks to the special composition of the soil, the island produces excellent wines. Krk, the largest island in the Adriatic Sea, is the home of one of the oldest monuments of the Croatian language – a stone tablet with an inscription in the old Glagolitic alphabet. Cres is well-known as a habitat of a great variety of endemic species. Lošinj, an island famous for its healthy climate, is also a popular meeting place for dolphins, which can be spotted on the sea just off the island.
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.