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With approximately 3,350 inhabitants, Novalja on island of Pag was known as a popular family resort due to its pristine beaches and clean sea, but recently it has been nicknamed "The Croatian Ibiza". Reason behind that is the beach Zrće, declared as the #1 party spot in Croatia, with its numerous clubs popular among Internacional celebrities and affluent youth. 



Zadar is located in the middle of Adriatic Coast in Croatia. The airport (www.zadar-airport.hr/en) is located 9 km from the city center; buses from the airport go to the central bus station, which is connected to all major cities in Croatia and Europe. By road to Novalja and Zrce beach on island of Pag is 1hour and 15minutes (connected by the bridge!). There is a taxi rank and a rent-a-car in front of the terminal. Zadar is also a centre of nautic tourism with numerous Marinas in the city and its surroundings.

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If coming from north or Zagreb, take the A1 highway and follow the direction Split. The highway has two major tunnels, Mala Kapela and Sveti Rok, both over 5 kilometers long. In tourist season, delays are often in front of the tunnels, so be patient, but don't worry, Croatia's tunnels are among the safest in Europe. When you pass the tunnel Sveti Rok and the Maslenica bridge, look out for Pag/Novalja exit. Follow the signs saying Novalja or Pag. If you're coming from Istria (or Italy), you can use the A1 highway, but use the D8 (better known as Adriatic Highway -Jadranska magistrala on Croatian) and follow the sign to Pag (50 km after Senj). You can use the ferry or drive 60 km souther and access it via bridge. Listen to HRT-HR1 or HRT-HR2 (the only difference is that the second one plays more up-to-date music) because every hour traffic information is given in English, German and Italian.

Although lots of the visitors use a car, you can walk around downtown due to its small and tight streets and a large pedestrian zone. Scooters are also very popular, and the city has a rental service with fair prices. Quads are also popular since there are many unpaved country roads to test your off-road skills. If you still decide to use a car around downtown, parking fees are a bit pricey but there is always a place to park, specially near the beachfront. Public transport consists of CityBus service (Free to All with [http://www.zrce.com Zrce Spring Break] packages) that connect downtown, Gajac and Zrće beach. There is also a rent-a-car and three gas stations. If you're lucky enough to have your own boat, this is also a excellent way to explore around since there are many hidden bays and beaches.