Vrgada

The island of Vrgada in Croatia is a stunning location, known for its sandy and pebbly beaches, crystal clear waters, and unspoiled nature. Located in the Adriatic Sea off the Dalmatian Coast, it boasts picturesque vistas and charming fishing and seaside villages, including the main town of Vrgada. A typical Croatian fishing village, Vrgada has a pretty harbor, red-roofed houses, and a relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants, have a drink at cozy cafes, and find souvenirs and tourist information at the market and shops.
The beaches are a major draw for tourists, with Zal Beach being a particularly popular spot for its azure waters, shallow sloping beach, and laid-back vibe. In the summer, activities such as sea kayaking, scuba diving, and snorkeling are popular, while in the winter, sailing is a tranquil way to explore the island and its hidden coves.
In addition to its beautiful beaches, Vrgada is home to a variety of wildlife, including species of birds and plants such as swifts, thrushes, wild sage, and lavender. There is also a unique species of pink-tailed crab that can be found near the harbor.