The largest town in Kvarner Bay. The beginnings of Mali Lošinj date back to the 12th century when it gradually developed into a port town. In late 19th century, they discovered the therapeutic effect of the island climate and the island was transformed into a trendy Austro-Hungarian winter health resort. It is situated in a protected bay surrounded by white houses with red roofs, a church and a typical bell tower… This is how you should imagine Mali Lošinj. The modern-day Mali Lošinj has a hospital, a pharmacy, a police station, a post office, a shipyard, banks, stores and attractive bars & restaurants along the shore. The newly reconstructed square next to the port invites us to stop for a while.

A settlement in the central part of the island of Lošinj, at an elevation of 70 meters. The Betanija Pastoral Center of the Krk Bishopric is located here and is used as a spiritual retreat with seminars. Close to Ćunski are several beaches like Liska Slatina, Kurila beach etc.

In the times when intensive sailing took place along the coast, this ancient town developed into an important location for seafarers because of its protected harbor and plenty of small bays. In addition, the bishop had his seat in Osor, so we still find remains of the past all around. In summertime, art events and the famous ‘’Osor Musical Evenings’’ turn this small town in one of the favorite spots on the island. This small place is known also as the „museum town“ because of the many sculptures spread around this charming place. The island of Lošinj is reachable via a moving bridge.

Located on the island of Cres, but administratively belonging to the island of Lošinj, it is south of Vrana lake at an elevation of 130 meters.