Traces of the Roman era are scattered across the island, and among the traditional stone houses, you’ll find a surprising Baroque castle. Its pebble beaches, shaded by dense pine forests, make it ideal for families and adventurers alike, offering countless hidden coves to discover.

Maslinica - A charming and quiet coastal village, Maslinica is known for its unspoiled natural beauty, pine forests, and an archipelago of seven nearby islets. The village dates back to 1703 when the Venetian governor granted the Marchi family permission to build a settlement with a castle and defensive towers to guard against pirate attacks. Must-see landmarks include the Marchi Castle and Archery Oliveto.