Tour of Pag Island, Pag Island
Overview
Take time to enjoy some of Pag Island's more important attractions. Begin with a few of Novalja's ancient Roman remains, including an underground water conduit known as Talijanova buža or "Italian Hole" to the locals. Next, you'll find your way to the Town Museum's basement, where you can access the Italian Hole and check out a few of the artifacts in the museum, including encrusted amphorae from a shipwrecked Roman merchant ship.
Next, you'll make your way to the 16th-century salt warehouse near Pag Town to learn about the saltpans and UNESCO-protected lace industry. From here, cut across the island to the Gligora cheese factory in Kolan to sample Paški sir, the island's most famous cheese. Before concluding the tour, visit the gnarled and ancient olive trees on the Lun Peninsula, a close to 11-mile (17 km) sliver of land that forms Pag island's northernmost tip.
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