Island Pag, Stone, Salt and Bura ... Croatia
The island of Pag is the 5th largest island in the Adriatic Sea, but it is 302.47 km long [1] and is the most indented island of the Adriatic the divorce coefficient of 4.5. The island is known for its poor coverage with the vegetation of some of its parts, which is often compared to the Moon`s surface. A rocky landscape with only a mere aroma of aromatic herbs that breeds sheep creates a unique impression. Due to the position of the island under Velebit, from which all the year especially in the winter they smell strong bura, the island of Pag is almost completely covered with a canola from Velebit.
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