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Oštarić apartments

Location & surroundings

Oštarić Apartments is at Riječka ulica 9 in Mandre, on the south-western coast of the island of Pag. The nearest beach is 150 metres away – a two-minute walk.

Address

Oštarić apartmani
Riječka ulica 9
23251 Mandre
Otok Pag, Zadarska županija
Hrvatska
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Getting here

Mandre is on the island of Pag, reached by the Pag Bridge (no ferry needed) or by the Prizna–Žigljen ferry. The drive takes about 3 hours from Zagreb and about 1 hour from Zadar.

  • Golf course 3 km additional charge
  • Diving additional charge off site
  • Sightseeing and local culture

Beaches nearby

  • Plaža Lungo Mare – zapad 150 m
  • Plaža Mandre West 450 m
  • Plaža Mala Mandra 450 m
  • Plaža Lungo Mare 600 m
  • Plaža Lanterna 1,2 km

Restaurants and cafés

  • Café · Caffe Bar Levant 150 m
  • Café · Marinero 300 m
  • Restaurant · Konoba Bonaca 300 m

Sights

  • Sv. Mauricije 8 km
  • Stomorica 8 km
  • Ljetnikovac biskupa Palčića 11 km
  • Bazilika u Jazu 11 km
  • Sv. Ante 11 km
  • Sv. Juraj 11 km
  • Sv. Marija Magdalena 11 km
  • Sunčani sat 12 km
  • Ostaci obrambenog zida 12 km
  • Sv. Grgur 16 km

Natural attractions

  • Mountain peak · Sveti Vid (349 m) 7 km

Airports

  • Zračna luka Zadar 67 km

About Mandre

Mandre is a small village in a sheltered bay on the island of Pag, looking out to the open sea and the islets of Maun and Škrda. It has around 400 permanent residents, and its row of family houses is surrounded by pine woods, carob trees and dry stone walls.

The village grew out of a fishing harbour and is known today for family holidays and quiet beaches. From Mandre the rest of the island is easy to explore — Kolan with its cheese dairies, the town of Pag with its salt pans and Salt Museum, and the workshops of Pag lace.

Good to know

Roman mooring posts cut into rock

Mandre bay has sheltered ships sailing the Adriatic since antiquity. Along the shore you can still see the old bitts — mooring posts carved into the bare rock back in Roman times.

One of the youngest villages on Pag

Until 1991 Mandre was the fishing harbour of Kolan, a village inland. As more people from Kolan turned to fishing, Mandre grew and was then separated as a village of its own.

Most beautiful place in Zadar County

In 2003 Mandre was named the most beautiful place in the county in the „Cvit za lipši svit" campaign. Mala Mandra beach flies the Blue Flag, the international mark for clean water.

Pag cheese is made in neighbouring Kolan

Kolan is the centre of Pag cheese production. It is made only from the milk of Pag sheep, which graze on sage and immortelle, with salt the wind carries in from the Velebit Channel.

  • The small harbour with boats and the village bell tower behind
  • Mandre from the air — red roofs along the turquoise shoreline
  • The bay and its swimming area from the air, with Velebit behind