Vila Cissa Novalja

Single-story villa with a pool, 180 m² of living space, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 terraces, a large 1,000 m² garden, and 6 parking spaces. Located just 300 m from the beach and 2 km from the city center—an ideal location. A barbecue and garden round out the amenities. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV. The outdoor area and parking spaces are monitored by security cameras 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

In Novalja—The popular vacation destination of Novalja is located on the island of Pag in the northern part of the Croatian Adriatic and, with approximately 4,500 residents, is the second-largest town on the island after the capital, Pag. The island of Pag itself is connected to the Dalmatian mainland via both the Pag Bridge and various ferry routes.

Over the past 40 years, this former fishing village has transformed into one of the most popular vacation destinations on the Croatian Adriatic and attracts a diverse crowd every year. For beachgoers, the small town of Novalja offers numerous beautiful beaches and coves in and around the area. The Lokunje city beach and Babe Beach in the north are very popular with families. One of the most popular beaches is the sandy Planjka Trincel Beach, located between Novalja and Stara Novalja. Young people and the young at heart from all over the world are drawn primarily to the party beach Zrce, 2.5 km away, where clubs, discos, and a wide range of entertainment and recreational activities guarantee unforgettable vacation days and nights.

Along the waterfront promenade, restaurants, konobas, and taverns invite you to enjoy Pag’s island cuisine and local wines. If you’d like to round off your evening with fun in good company, we especially recommend Trg. Bazilike, located above Trg. Loza, which is lined with coffee and cocktail bars. If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, Novalja’s long waterfront promenade is perfect for romantic strolls.

Novalja is a charming town on the island of Pag, known for its lively nightlife, beautiful beaches, and rich cultural heritage. You can enjoy the sun and the sea at Vrtic Beach or take the ferry to explore other islands in the Adriatic. You can also visit the Novalja City Museum, where you can see a fascinating ancient water system, Talijanova buža, carved into the rock by the Romans. Or you can explore the ruins of Cissa, a Roman settlement destroyed by an earthquake in the 4th century.