Vacation in Dalmatia

Telascica Bay

Telascica Bay is one of the most picturesque spots on the southwestern section of the larger Dugi Otok Island. It is also protected nature reserve which contains the largest concentration of sea cliffs in the Adriatic Sea. Telascica is a heaven for yachtsmen who come to enjoy sailing at its 25 tiny inlets, six islands and almost 68 kilometers of picture post card perfect shoreline.

History

The area was first inhabited in the younger Stone Age but the very first literally record point to the writings of Byzantine emperor Constantine, in the 10th century AD. The entire area is littered with archeological sites, most of which are still awaiting discoveries. The early Croats were farmers and fishermen who reveled in the local sea catch, olive and wine production.

Nature & Attractions

Tourists come here to enjoy the solitude among the serene settings of Bozava and other beautiful villages. The area is home to several species of flora and fauna including the famed mouflons. The cliffs form a protective barrier around the bay which has helped Mother Nature to carve a salt-lake Eco system such as Slano Lake. There are many small communities and towns that provide five star lodging and restaurant facilities to thousands of local, English and Italian visitors.