HUNGARY ITALY SLOVENIA

CROIATIA

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

PAMAN

THE ISLAND OF PAMAN

Green Island

Trekking & mountain biking map 1:30000 Information on publisher and production: Zadar County Tourist Board 1 Sv. Leopolda B. Mandia 23000 Zadar, Croatia Tel/Fax: +385 (0)23 315-316, 315-107 tz-zd-zup@zd.t-com.hr www.zadar.hr Editor: Ivo Dunatov, director Conception and design: Julije Skelin Cartography: Lemax Production: Basic Produktion, www.basicproduktion.hr Trekking trail description: Drago Erceg Photographs: Zadar County Tourist Board Archives Print: Tiskara Malenica, ibenik 2006 Zadar County Tourist Board All rights preserved. Partial or complete reproduction. Reproduction is not allowed without the consent of the publisher.
Dear visitors, Take water and suitable cycling equipment with you, clothes and footwear for walking Do not pluck nor destroy the plants. Do not break branches and damage the trees. Abide by the rules of the national park, reserve and nature park. Take your litter with you. Do not light a fire in the forest, and turn out carefully a lighted fire! Do at least one trifle for nature on every excursion. Pick up box, bottle or can thrown on the trail. Thank you!

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HOw TO rEACH IT? By car The easiest way to reach the island of Paman by car is from Zadar port, the Zadar Preko (island of Ugljan) line, and the port of Biograd, Biograd Tkon (island of Paman) line, and the ferryboat line Ancona Zadar. The ferryboat lines are frequent, and the islands of Ugljan and Paman are connected by a bridge. Distances in km Zadar Vienna Berlin 705 1400 Graz 520 Milan 700 Mnchen 800 Paris 1700 Trieste Zagreb 300 270

By train Zadar has a railway line for Zagreb and other parts of Europe through Knin. In order to reach Paman the ferry to Tkon should be taken. Booking and ticket sale: Croatia Express iroka ulica bb, Zadar Tel/Fax: +385 (0)23 250-502 By air Zadar airport can be reached from all world destinations. The journey then continues on a ferry to Tkon. Ferryboat Jadrolinija Liburnska obala 7, Zadar Tel: + 385 (0)23 254-800, Fax: + 385 (0)23 250-351 passdept@jadrolinija.hr www.jadrolinija.hr Jadroagent Poljana Natka Nodila 4, Zadar Tel: +385 (0)23 251-447, Fax: +385 (0)23 250-647

TREKKING & MOUNTAIN BIKING MAP

PAMAN

Green Island

ZAdAR REGION

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PAMAN Green Island

Croatia was built on Mount okovac. The building, rich in historical and spiritual heritage, derives from the 12th century and is dedicated to Saint Cosmus and Damian. A Byzantine and Christian fort stood once on Mount okovac. The monastery was damaged in the 14th century, and the Benedictines rebuilt it in the Gothic style.

1 Todays only active male Benedictine monastery in

Neighboring islands sometimes have a similar destiny. Just like people who have been living together for a long time, they start resembling one another and thus islands, when physically connected, as is the case with the islands of Ugljan and Paman, start resembling one another. This symbolism has a practical value, especially for those whose traveling aim is to get to know the islands as well as they can, directly, from up close. Geographical Cross-section View of the Island Its surface of 63 km2 and its 65 km well-indented coastline, places Paman among the bigger Croatian islands. A bridge across the narrow drelac Strait connects Paman with the island of Ugljan, and the Paman Channel, in some places 2 km wide, divides it from the mainland. Watching that green island from northeast, you will notice the extended peaks of the Paman high grounds that follow one another along the entire length of the island. Thanks to its configuration the island is adequate for walking and cycling. The intended coastline decorated with coves attracts tourists who find peace and rest in the numerous hidden beaches. Thanks to the sea currents from the north this green island turns to turquoise green every six hours, at the changing of sea current direction. The channel is well known for shellfish that the inhabitants search for in a special way. They pull along the sea bottom a specially made net while others collect these delicacies by breathhold diving into the clear depths around the island. Island Microclimate The Mediterranean climate has developed a rich world of flora and fauna, many types of medical and aromatic herbs, and the sea bottom conserves many types of Mediterranean Sea shellfish and fish. The clean sea offers gravel and rocky beaches. Island History Paman was already inhabited in the prehistoric era. Today some signs of this period can be noticed. The earliest island tribute dates from the early Middle Ages. The remains of Roman architecture such as stone engravings and metal coin findings are proof of their presence on the island. The name Paman (Postimana) was first recorded in the year 990. The Byzantine emperor and travel writer Constantine Porfirogenet wrote down in his work De administrando imperio the Medieval name of the island in the Greek language, which was Katan, after which it is considered that the island locality of Tkon received its name. The names Lissa and Kantun are also mentioned. The Roman writer Plinius the Elder mentions Paman in the year 79 by the name of Lissa. After the fall of the Venetian Republic Paman, as well as all of Dalmatia, fell under French rule, and then Austrian. This remained so until the fall of the monarchy, and from 1918 it has continually been part of Croatia. Island Interior Sometimes an island comes to be loved through songs, sometimes through stories, sometimes through read books. Paman can be loved only in one way, and it is through mutual companionship with the island. To set off into the discovery of Paman as a modern tourist means to divide life with its inhabitants. If you do not have the time to participate in their daily activities, through the gastronomical and island specialties, you will get to know the creations made by their own diligent hands. Paman will greet you with spread arms and make you a present of the blessings from the happy islands that live without noise and in harmony with nature. A Tour of the Island The partly steep and inaccessible southwestern coast of the island is overgrown with Mediterranean macchia. The peaks Mali Bokolj (174 m) with its steeple, Veli Bokolj (272 m) and Zaglav (127 m) are very noticeable. Localities with protected ports are found on the northeastern coast, in the Paman Channel. Besides the island transversal that extends for about 30 km from Tkon to the bridge crossing for the island of Ugljan, there are various marked trails intended for walking/trekking and cycling along macadam roads, field trails, and partly on asphalted roads where there is very little traffic after the main summer season. A traveler here meets long abandoned villages or villages that
Dobropoljana

are inhabited off and on, as needed, reminding of the completely different past island life. It is a delight to climb the island peaks with lovely views of the neighboring islands. The island flora and fauna has a Mediterranean character with a mild climate that makes activities possible throughout most of the year.

Zadar airport Tel: +385 (0)23 313-311, Fax: +385 (0)23 313-466 www.zadar-airport.hr IMPOrTANT TELEPHONE NuMBErS First aid 94 Tkon Hospital: +385 (0)23 269-298 Firemen 93 Police 92 Road Assistance (HAK) 987 General Information 981 Zadar Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) Tel:+385 (0)23 235-971, GSM: +385 (0)91 535-1754 Protection and Rescue Center 112 GASTrONOMy SPECIALTIES Culinary skills and the pleasant Mediterranean ambience of the island taverns promises a supreme gastronomic delight of the homemade specialties prepared from health food grown in small gardens, fresh fish, shellfish and various grilled dishes or others prepared under the baking lid. rESTAurANTS Mureta, tavern, 84 Paman, +385 (0)23 260-057, open all year round Klanac, tavern, 96 Tkon 96, +385 (0)23 285-350, open during the summer season Treva, tavern Ugrini, +385 (0)23 285-181, open during the summer season Zrinski, restaurant, Paman, Tel.: +385 (0)23 269142 Lanterna, restaurant, Paman: +385 (0)23 260179 CuLTurAL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS Night street races through torch fires August Entertainment evenings on the waterfront during the summer Five-a-side soccer and basketball tournaments Traditional sailing regatta January 17 St. Anthony the Abbots Pilgrimage June 13 CuLTurAL AND HISTOrICAL MONuMENTS The Franciscan monastery of Saint Doimus Kraj a Gothic monastery from the 14th century. There is a cloister in the monastery that was reconstructed in the 17th cent. in the Baroque style. The church contains a painting of the Virgin Mary with the Child Jesus from the 15th cent, and a museum with exhibits that speak of the islands history. okovac the Benedictine monastery of Saint Cosmus and Damian situated on the spot of an earlier Byzantine fortification on the mountain above Tkon. The name okovac derives from ok, which in the local dialect means blackbird. The monastery is characterized by its modest simplicity. The Gothic crucifix under the vault dominates the sanctuary, a work done by Menegelo Ivanov. In the 12th century, the Benedictines came to this area from the destroyed town of Biograd, and they built a new monastery. It was damaged in the 14th century, and the Benedictines rebuilt it and decorated the church in the Gothic style. In 1808 the monastery was closed and opened again in 1965. The church of St. Tome (Thomas) Tkon mentioned in the 11th cent.; a parish church built in 1742 and restored in 1938. It was restored once more from 1945 to 1957. The church of St. Luke drelac mentioned in 1289. The rich history of the locality is interwoven in todays church of rectangular shape. The square extension contains the vestry. The western faade and its bell tower were built at the end of the 19th century. Church of St. Rocco Paman Church of St. Ante (Anthony) Paman Church Neviane TOurIST INFOrMATION Internet www.zadar.hr www.ugljan-pasman.com www.croatia.hr www.adriatica.net www.ita.hr www.adventure-sport.net www.islandpasman.com Tourist Offices Paman Tourist office Tel/Fax: +385 (0)23 260-155 pasman@ugljan-pasman.com www.ugljan-pasman.com/pasman Tkon Tourist Office Tel: +385 (0)23 285-213, Fax: +385 (0)23 285-304 tz-opcine-tkon@zd.t-com.hr Accomodation Information on private and hotel accommodation can be found at the tourist offices. Autocamps Autocamp LUINA is located in the locality of Paman, in the lovely Luina Cove, after which it received its name. The autocamp is the property of the Staglii family from Paman locality, and it extends on a 7000m2 surface of pinewood. Its capacity is for 60 camping spots, 45 m2 of surface for each plot. Autocamp ADRIANA in Tkon is located at about five hundred meters southeast from the ferry landing. The camp is located under the shade of hundreds of years old olive trees, at 10m above sea level and the same distance from the sea. It is situated by a sandy 2 km long beach. Due to limited capacity bookings must be timely! (about 50 people) The autocamp has two stars. Tel: +385 (0)23 285-017, 285-289, GSM: +385 (0)98 706-895 SOVINJE nudist autocamp is located on the picturesque south of the island, at a 2 km distance from the tourist and fishermens locality of Tkon. Situated in a pinewood along the very sea it has two sandy beaches. Tel: + 385 (0)23 285-541, Fax: + 385 (0)23 285 304 sovinje@tkon.hr SPOrTS AND rECrEATION The sports organization on the island of Paman has always been the mirror of the islanders soul. Various competitions are based on the companionship of the tourists and the island inhabitants. There are five-a-side soccer tournaments in Neviane and Paman, basketball in Dobropoljana, and the already traditional sailing regatta. The Barotul Cup is the companionship of yachtsmen and hosts at the highest level. The night street races through fire torches is a particular Paman attraction for tourists, island inhabitants and professional runners participate. SURFING, SKIING, MOTORBOAT AND SCOOTER RIDING, PARACHUTE FLYING, KAYAK AND PADDLE BOAT RIDING are the numerous sports recreation possibilities.

2 The narrow sea passage between the islands of Ugljan and Paman is covered by a bridge from the seventies of the past century. The sea route between these two islands is very important for navigators. It is the shortest route to the navigators Mecca, the Kornati islands. drelac is an old island locality that grew around the church of St. Luke from 1397. Today drelac is a popular excursion center of the inhabitants of Zadar, known for its coves and beaches.

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Kraj Paman Barotul Mrljane Neviane

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Itinerary no. 1 If you reach Paman from northwest, across the bridge that connects Ugljan and Paman, the first place where you can stop at is drelac. The locality is known as an excursion center for many Zadar inhabitants. It is known for Neviane its attractive beaches and the strait that is used by navigators on their way to the Kornati and the islands of the Zadar archipelago. Mali drelac is right next to drelac, an old island locality with a church. Two kilometers to the south you will come by Banj, a tame island locality of diligent olive growers, fishermen and wine growers. It is drelac recommended to visit the old church of St. Cosmus dating from 1356. Banj is known for its water sources. Two-three kilometers to the south, and the road leads to Dobropoljana, a locality in a cove that carries the same name, and after following a few kilometers further you come to Neviane, known for its lovely beach and good Banj gastronomic offer. The older part of the locality is at 300 m from the sea. Continuing further south we pass by picturesque island places such as Mrljane and Barotul. Barotul is known for its Noahs ark hunters, shellfish that are the gastronomic specialty of the island. All these places emit peace and beauty, and have beaches in pinewoods, ideal for those looking for peace and rest. The road leads you to the neighboring locality of Paman, the island center that has since ancient times been a dwelling of fishermen and farmers. Continuing on your way, you will come by Kraj, a locality on the southeastern banks of the Paman Channel located at about 300 meters from the sea. Kraj is known for its Gothic Franciscan monastery with a church from 1392. Somewhat further south you will find Ugrini, a small fishermens place at two kilometers from the ferry landing in Tkon. Tkon has a ferry landing and the ferry line is a connection with Biograd na Moru, a town on the opposite side of the channel. Tkon has nice beaches, and the one on the southeastern part, next to the autocamp, must be emphasized. okovac monastery, the only active male Benedictine monastery in Croatia possesses a rich sacred art collection that must be seen. Itinerary no. 2. The same trip as under number 1 can be repeated if you come to Paman by ferryboat from Biograd na Moru and cross the bridge to continue on your visit of the island of Ugljan. This is a way to experience two particularly attractive islands of the Zadar archipelago. The daily program that remains as an alternative is a visit of the island across trekking and cycling trails to reach the hidden beaches of the island, or afternoon walks along olive groves and island fields, where, from some island high ground, you can watch the fascinating sunset well known in this region We can say, in the end, that Paman is an island that will not leave you indifferent and you will repay it by visiting it once more.

Observing Paman from the air we get the impression of a tame green island that resembles a sprawled dog resting light-heartedly in the blueness of the sea. The northeastern shores of the island facing the mainland are inhabited and traditionally oriented towards a coexistence with the coast. The remaining part of the island was once dedicated to land cultivation and olive growing. The southern part is mainly uninhabited, left to the delights of Robinson tourism. You will notice at once that the island is made for walking or cycling. The trail system used by the islanders for reaching their fields or olive groves is used even today. Modern rebels in search for the unknown have revived the old roads overgrown with weeds and macchia, and have changed them into tourist trails that reach the most hidden beaches. The combination of these trails can satisfy even the most demanding visitors.

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The trail begins from the main asphalted road and takes the sharp branching upwards. After having passed the third house there is a narrow passage between stables and further on between the dry wall and up to the pinewood. It continues through the woods to udonja peak pass and to a macadam road. It intersects the road and goes further downwards, past drystone wall, enclosed olive groves, down a vast valley to Soline Cove. Further on, the macadam road coasts the sea for about 500 m, where there is a right branching towards Bobi Cave (15 min). The trail continues from the branching and further down the road to the chapel and sv. Ante Cove. Most of the trail is poorly visible and overgrown with dense macchia. The trail length is 4.6 km, the altitude difference is 140 m, the walking time is 1.30 h. The route is of average difficulty. attention! Part of the trail around udonja peak and further to Soline Cove is very densely overgrown with macchia and impassable in its lower part.

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Tourism Surgery Hotel Restaurant Tourist Office Camp diving club Berth Ferry pier Lighthouse Berth for big boats Berth for small boats Prohibited berthing CulTure Fortification Church Monastery NaTure Viewpoint Hill Cave Waterflow Sea depth roads Main roads Local roads Other roads numbered biking trails numbered walking trails Sailing route

Trail No. 7 Kraj udonjin vrh (146 m) uvala soline uvala sv. ante

Trail No. 8 Bainii Quarry uvala inenauvala lanin

The trail branches to Bainii village, between old houses and upward through pinewood and macchia, further past abandoned fences to the macadam road. It continues to the right and reaches a crossing by the quarry. Then it leads left on the road and reaches a bigger crossing where it goes left and down to inena Cove and then Lanin Cove. The trail length is 3.6 km, the altitude difference is 120 m, walking time is 1.30 h.

Trail No. 10. Tkon uvala straa Kruevica

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The trail leads from the ferry landing towards Kalvarij, and shortly further on a macadam road, then it climbs sharply, first between the drystone walls then through low bushes to a macadam road. It intersects the road. Shortly after the road the trail branches for 10 min. to reach Straa (172 m). It then continues further through macchia until it reaches the cove. The trail length is 2.6 km, the altitude difference is 140 m, the walking time is 45 min. The route is of average difficulty.

TreKKiNG Trail desCriPTioN

The description of all the trails begins on the main island road Trail No. 9 ugrinii ugrinia draga staro selo (old village) ugrinii Cape Kuk

Trail No. 11 Tkon Paunje Vrtline uvala Vitane

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Map Author nataa Kapov za LeMAX d.o.o. Map Assistant darko Ohnjec Geographic Data TK 25 State geodetics Office Croatian Institute of Hydrography gauss-Krger Projection Scale 1 : 30 000 Year 2006.

The trail begins at 50 m west from the bus station. It leads straight upward into a deep valley, across pinewood and then through macchia to a macadam road. It cuts the road and continues gently across a ridge and again through macchia to reach the sea. The trail length is 2.3 km, the altitude difference is 120 m, the walking time is 1 h. The route is of average difficulty.

The trails leads along a macadam road between drystone walls and meanders upward to the crossing with the mountain ridge island road, intersects it and continues to gently descend towards the sea. After 400 m the trail takes a left bend and descends along the slip-off slope covered with macchia to reach the cove. The trail length is 3.3 km, the altitude difference is 90 m, the walking time is 1.15 h. The route is of average difficulty.

THE ISLAND OF PAMAN BICYCLE TRAILS

Trail no.1 island BiCYCle Transversal drelac most (bridge) Mali Bokolj Veliki Bokolj Komornjak Moravnjak Skalice Prvanj Vrijanje uvala Bartovica (Cove) Tkon Trail length 29.7 km, altitude difference 272 Trail no. 2 Banj Mali Bokolj Veliki Bokolj Komornjak neviane Trail length 11.5 km, altitude difference 272 m Trail no. 3 neviane Komornjak uvala Vrie (Cove) Trail length 5.5 km, altitude difference 170 m Trail no. 4 neviane Komornjak Skalice Kraj Trail length 9.9 km, altitude difference 180 m Trail no. 5 Kraj Skalice Soline Cove uvala Sv. Ante (Cove) Trail length 5.5 km, altitude difference 90 m Trail no. 6 Kraj Skalice Kruevo Tkon Trail length 8.3 km, altitude difference 160 m Trail no. 7 Tkon Kruevo Vitane Cove Trail length 4.2 km, altitude difference 95 Trail no. 8 Tkon Kruevo Vrijanje Tkon Trail length 7.6 km, altitude difference 130 m

The trail begins at the branching road for Bubii village and then takes the road to the first houses, then straight up between the dry wall, along Martinjak mountain slope to reach uti krug plateau. At that point there is a branching for Martinjak peak (199 m) that is 15 min away. Then downwards across a shallow rocky sleeve, past a tree-lined path of white pine to Kablin Cove where there is a fishery. The length of the trail is 2.4 km, the altitude difference is + 86 m, - 86 m, walking time 45 min. A light version of the route is across okota. At the first old houses in Bubiii village, the trail takes a sharp right bend and crosses gardens to reach okota village. It takes another sharp right turn from there and then slantingly upwards, first through olive groves and then on a large dry wall aslope to reach uti krug plateau to continue as in the earlier description. The version across okota is 4.2 km long, and takes 1.15 min.

Trail No. 1 drelac Bubiii uti krug uvala Kablin (Cove)

Trail No. 12. Tkon Pustograd uvala Zaklopatica uvala sovinja

The trail leaves Tkon and leads on asphalted road eastward along the sea towards Sovinje Tourist Village. Right in front of the village it leads to the right, along a macadam road upward, and in front of the crossing the trail branches left and descends gently through dense macchia leading to a pinewood in Zaklopatica Cove. It then coasts the sea until Sovinje Tourist Village The trail length is 7 km, the altitude difference is 30 m, the walking time is 2 h. The route is easy.

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drelac most (bridge) Mali Bokolj (174 m) Veliki Bokolj (272 m) Komornjak krianje (crossing) Moravnjak udonje vrh (peak) (146 m) Skalice Prvanj (184 m) Vrijanjak uvala Bartovica (Cove) Tkon Trail length 29.7 km, altitude difference + 262, - 272 m, walking time 8 h seCTioNs: drelac most (bridge) Mali Bokolj. Trail length 6.7 km, altitude difference 174 m, walking time 1.45 Mali Bokolj Veliki Bokolj Trail length 4.2 km, altitude difference + 100 m -30 m, walking time 1.5 h Veliki Bokolj Komornjak Trail length 3.5 km, altitude difference 90 m, walking time 1 h Komornjak Moravnjak udorin Skalice Trail length 6 km, altitude difference 50 m, walking time 1.45 h Skalice Prvanj Kruevo Trail length 4.5 km, altitude difference 60 m, walking time 1.15 h Kruevo Vrijanjak uvala Bartovica (Cove) Tkon Trail length 4.8 km, altitude difference 95 m, walking time 1.15 h

A hundred meters west from the branching road for Hrabrov, the trail first leads across wasteland and then climbs through low bushes. After having walked for approximately 800 m the trail meets a macadam road. It then continues shortly along the road and takes the branching towards gospa Loretska (Our Lady of Loreto) chapel (174 m). The climb to the chapel lasts 15 min. The trails continues shortly along the main road and then branches to the right, cuts the hairpin-bend and again joins the main road. It follows the road to reach the first group of houses, the so-called ukine kue (ukas Houses). The trail length is 2.8 km, the altitude difference + 100 m, - 100 m, the duration is 50 min. The route is of average difficulty.

Trail No. 2 Banj stenice ukine kue

Trail No. 4 Neviane Vrak uvala Vie (Cove)

The trail starts at the road branching and keeps to the road for 200 m, then takes a sharp turn to the left, and continues on a visible trail past wasteland and then upward through macchia. After 1700 m it reaches a macadam road. It takes the road to the left and stays on it for 1 km until the crossing. At the crossing it again goes right and on the road downwards to erenje Cove. The trail length is 4.8 km, the altitude difference is + 170 m, -170 m, walking time is 1.30 h. The route is of average difficulty.

The trail begins at the diverging road for Kulonje village. It takes the macadam road to reach the village and then sharply upward, straight between the drywall to the pass under Veliki Bokolj where it reaches a macadam road. There is a branching to the right and straight to Bokolj peak (272 m) where there is a viewpoint. The branching from the pass to the peak is 850 m long (15 min). The trail continues shortly on the main road. At the first bend it branches to the left and across talus downwards across a well visible trail through macchia to reach erenje Cove. The trail length is 4 km, the altitude difference is + 270 m, - 270 m, the walking period is 1.50 h. The route is of average difficulty.

Trail No. 3 dobropoljana Kulonje Veliki Bokolj uvala erenje (Cove)

Trail No. 5 mrljane semia vrh (peak) (199 m) uvala Kobiljak (Cove) uvalaVrie (Cove)

The trail leads from the road to an old hamlet, then left from the chapel, goes round it and then straight up and left at the pass up to Semi peak where there is a stone cross. There is a branching at the pass, and it leads to the cross (200 m). The trail continues on the plateau, through macchia to a macadam road, intersects the road and continues on a feebly visible trail downwards through a distinguished canyon to reach Kobiljak Cove. The trail length is 3.5 km, the altitude difference is + 170 m, - 170 m, walking time is 1 h. The route is of average difficulty. attention! Part of the trail that descends towards Kobiljak Cove is densely overgrown with macchia and another part (drawn on the earlier map) between Kobiljak Cove and sv. Ante (St. Anthony) Cove is impassable.

Trail No. 6 Paman Kruna (146 m) uvala sv. ante

The trail starts from the asphalted island road and leads straight upward, first between the drystone wall and past the wasteland, then through macchia to take the eastern slopes of Kruna peak to the pass. There the trial branches to reach Kruna peak (146 m), which is reached in 10 min. The trail continues vertically at the island ridge to a macadam road, cuts the road and continues through macchia, past Kolan Cave to the chapel and sv. Ante (St. Anthony) Cove. The trail length is 3.3 km, the altitude difference is 160 m, the walking time is 1 h. The route is of average difficulty.