The westernmost island of the Zadar archipelago is Premuda, a small, intimate strip of land in the Mediterranean where even the pine trees smell of the sea, and the sound of the waves sings the most beautiful lullabies.
Located in the vicinity of the islands of Ist, Olib and Silba on one side facing 50 shades of Adriatic blue, and on the other the Zadar island pearls, Premuda is a mosaic where nature has the main say.
It is a favourite among boaters and divers because of the system of caves also called the cathedral, but Premuda has something to offer to everyone who enjoys the sun-drenched beaches ruled by the summer maestral wind.
