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2021年11月7日 · Olib is a quiet place for a peaceful vacation. It is situated on the west coast of the island of Olib which belongs to the Zadar archipelago. It is the only island settlement and dates from Roman times and there are a few archeological sites in the surroundings.

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The island of Olib is located in a border area between Dalmatia and the Quarnero Gulf. Sometimes it's locally called the island of the Silba group, whose most inhabited island is Silba and the largest Olib and Premuda.

2022年6月30日 · Olib is the right choice for nature lovers searching for an escape from the daily hustle-bustle and yearning for the pleasures of the crystal clear sea and sun kissed coast. Across Olib is a tiny island Škarda, a Croatian beauty fading away. This island hosts only 16 houses, abandoned with all memories still stuck inside the walls.

There are 5 ways to get from Zagreb to Olib (Island) by bus, ferry, or plane. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner.

The Croatian island of Olib is located in the Adriatic Sea, just off the coast of the larger island of Pag. As part of the Zadar archipelago, Olib has a population of only 450 people but is rich in history and beauty. With a total surface area of just 11.52 square kilometers, Olib is home to stunning cliffs, secluded beaches, and fertile vineyards.

The Adriatic “Narnia” near Zadar boasts many beautiful destinations, such as the island of Olib, which can be rightfully called the Adriatic king of sandy beaches. This quiet corner of northern Dalmatia will win you over at first sight with some of the most beautiful bays in the Adriatic.

A guide to visiting Olib Island - an introduction for visitors to the island, its history, landscape, culture and tradition - by Find Croatia

The island of Olib, near Silba and Pag, is a part of the Zadar archipelago. Visit Olib and find out why it is called the Adriatic king of sandy beaches.