Premuda

While the tour buses pile up along the Croatian coast, Premuda stays a genuine secret: one of the most remote inhabited islands of the Zadar archipelago, barely nine kilometres long, ringed by clear water and scented with pine, sage and olive. No mass tourism, no rows of hotels, no souvenir shops — just a single village, a handful of bays and a horizon that belongs to the sea.

This site is first of all a guide to the island and what you can do here — diving, walking, swimming, exploring by boat. The house is the practical part: a simple, spacious base for groups, families and school trips who want to actually be outside.