Mali Lošinj is a relaxed harbour town on Lošinj Island in Kvarner. It blends a lively waterfront with pine forests, clear coves, and easy day trips. It works as a base for swimmers, walkers, and families. It also suits couples who want slow evenings by the sea.
Why visit Mali Lošinj
Mali Lošinj feels like a classic Adriatic holiday town. The harbour is the heart of it. Cafes line the promenade. Boats come and go all day.
You come here for simple days.
Morning coffee by the marina
A coastal walk under pine trees
A beach session in a sheltered bay
A sunset stroll and seafood dinner
It also works well if you want variety without long drives. Many highlights sit close to town. Others are easy half-day trips.
Quick plan for first-timers
If you only have a short stay, use this flow.
Day 1: Old town + promenade + one beach
Day 2: Čikat Bay + Museum of Apoxyomenos + Veli Lošinj walk
Day 3: Osoršćica hike or a small-island boat day
At a glance
Best for families: Čikat Bay or Sunčana Uvala base + easy beach days
Best for couples: Old town evenings + Veli Lošinj walk + sunset swims
Best for budget: apartments on quieter edges + shoulder season travel
If you are choosing where to stay, pick your “daily rhythm” first.
Walk-and-dine base: Old town and harbour
Beach-first base: Čikat Bay or Sunčana Uvala
Quiet nights: edges of town or near Veli Lošinj
Best things to do in Mali Lošinj
Walk the harbour promenade
Start at the marina and follow the waterfront. It is the easiest way to feel the town.
Look for:
Colourful facades and boat details
Small squares behind the first row of cafes
Evening lights along the riva
This is also your best “no-plans” activity. Do it every day.
Swim in the town bays
Mali Lošinj is built for quick sea time. You can swim before breakfast or after a long lunch.
Easy choices close to town include:
Čikat Bay for shade and a classic beach zone
Sunčana Uvala for a simple beach-first routine
Valdarke for a more local feel
Swim tips that make the day easier:
Bring water shoes for pebbles and rocky entry
Go early in July and August for calmer water and more space
Pick a bay that stays sheltered when the wind changes
Visit the Museum of Apoxyomenos
This is Mali Lošinj’s standout museum. It is dedicated to one famous bronze statue.
Expect a curated visit with a clear storyline. It is a good choice on a hot afternoon. It also works on a rainy day.
Tips for a smoother visit:
Check opening hours before you go
Aim for earlier entry in peak summer
Plan a slow coffee after, near the harbour
Explore the Lošinj Fragrant Garden
Lošinj is famous for aromatic plants. The fragrant garden is a simple, peaceful stop.
You can learn about local herbs and typical uses. You can also browse small, giftable products.
It is a good fit for:
Families who want a calm break
Couples who like slow, local experiences
Anyone interested in herbal culture
Walk to Veli Lošinj
The Mali Lošinj to Veli Lošinj walk is one of the best low-effort experiences on the island. Much of the route follows seaside paths, often called the lungomare.
Why it is worth it:
Easy pacing with sea views
Swim stops along the way
Great evening atmosphere in Veli Lošinj
Plan it as a half-day.
Walk out in the morning or late afternoon
Add lunch or dinner in Veli Lošinj
Walk back when the heat drops
Take a dolphin watching tour
The Cres–Lošinj archipelago is known for dolphins. Tours run from the Mali Lošinj area in season.
Choose responsible operators. Keep expectations realistic. Wildlife is never guaranteed.
What to look for when booking:
Small group size
Clear wildlife-respect rules
A route that avoids chasing animals
Cycle between bays and viewpoints
Lošinj is bike-friendly in spirit. You will find pleasant coastal stretches and forest sections.
For casual riders:
Choose flatter routes near town
Avoid the hottest hours
Bring a lock for beach stops
For stronger riders:
Add climbs toward inland viewpoints
Combine riding with a beach swim
Family-friendly ideas beyond the beach
If you travel with kids, variety matters.
Good options include:
A short museum visit
A shaded promenade walk with gelato stops
Playgrounds near popular bays
A simple boat ride to a nearby village
Best beaches in Mali Lošinj
Lošinj beaches are mostly pebbly or rocky. Water is clear. Swimming is often excellent.
Pack water shoes. They make rocky entry easy. They also help with sea urchins.
Beach quick picks
Best shade: Čikat Bay
Best serviced beach day: Veli Žal
More local feel: Valdarke
Easy family base: Sunčana Uvala + Borik
Čikat Bay
Čikat Bay is the classic beach zone near Mali Lošinj. Pine trees give natural shade. The area feels resort-like.
Why it works:
Many swim spots in one area
Easy beach-to-walk routine
Good choice for families
In peak summer, it can feel busy. Go early for a calmer swim.
Sunčana Uvala (Sunny Bay)
Sunčana Uvala is another popular area for a beach-first stay. It suits travellers who want a simple “wake up and swim” day.
Expect:
Pebbly entries
Clear water
Easy access from nearby accommodation
Veli Žal Beach
Veli Žal sits in Sunčana Uvala (Sunny Bay). It is a popular pebbly beach with an easy entry into the sea. It often suits families who want a comfortable, serviced beach day.
Good for:
Families who want easy entry
Swimmers who like a wide bay setup
Travellers who prefer a classic beach zone
Seasonal notes:
Services and lifeguards can vary by month
Arrive early in July and August for a calmer first swim
Borik Beach
Borik Beach is in the Sunčana Uvala (Sunny Bay) area, about 2 km from Mali Lošinj centre. It is mostly rocky with some pebbly sections. Entry is usually manageable, but water shoes help.
Choose it when you want:
A simple family beach with nearby services
A quieter feel than the main harbour
A beach day that works well from Sunny Bay accommodation
Valdarke Beach
Valdarke is a great option if you want a more local feel. It is still close to town, but it can feel less resort-like. It also links well with seaside walking routes in this part of Mali Lošinj.
It suits:
Confident swimmers
Travellers who like simple coves
People who enjoy short walks to the sea
Quiet coves and wilder swim spots
If you want quieter places, aim for smaller bays along the coast. Some have little shade.
Tips for finding calm spots:
Go early, especially in July and August
Walk a little further from the main beach hubs
Avoid weekends if you can
Naturist beaches
Lošinj has naturist (FKK) options. They are usually well-marked.
If this matters for your plans, confirm the exact access path and etiquette on arrival.
Walks and hikes: easy strolls to big views
Short shaded walks near town
If you want easy movement without a big hike, Lošinj delivers. Use coastal paths and pine shade to stay comfortable.
Easy ideas:
Harbour to Čikat promenade sections
Short loops around Sunčana Uvala
Coastal paths to smaller coves for a quieter swim
Osoršćica hike (Televrin peak)
Osoršćica is the island’s big hike. Televrin is the highest peak, at around 588 m. Trails start from places like Nerezine and Osor.
You get wide views across Kvarner islands. It is one of the most rewarding inland experiences on Lošinj.
Smart hiking tips:
Start early in warm months
Bring more water than you think
Wear proper shoes, not flip-flops
Avoid windy ridge days if you dislike exposure
If you want a lighter day, choose a shorter forest walk instead.
Day trips from Mali Lošinj
Mali Lošinj is a strong base for short trips. You can mix villages, hikes, and boat days.
Veli Lošinj
Veli Lošinj is close and easy. It feels calmer than Mali Lošinj. The harbour is postcard-pretty.
Do:
A slow waterfront walk
A swim in a nearby bay
A simple lunch in a konoba
Osor
Osor sits at the narrow link between Cres and Lošinj. It is a natural stop if you drive the island route.
It is worth a short visit for:
A historic atmosphere
A quick walk through the old centre
A break on a travel day
Nerezine
Nerezine is a good base for Osoršćica hikes. It also has a laid-back village feel.
Stop here if you want:
A hike day without rushing
A quieter lunch stop
A change from the main resort bays
Small-island boat days
From the Lošinj area, you can reach smaller islands in the archipelago. Some are peaceful and low-key.
Popular choices include:
Susak (known for a different landscape feel)
Unije (quiet village rhythm)
Ilovik (often described as green and relaxed)
These trips depend on seasonal timetables. Check schedules before you plan your day.
1 day in Mali Lošinj itinerary
This plan fits a day trip or a travel-day stop.
Morning
Coffee by the harbour
Old town stroll behind the waterfront
Short coastal walk toward a nearby bay
Midday
Swim at Čikat Bay or Sunčana Uvala
Light lunch close to the sea
Afternoon
Museum of Apoxyomenos
Gelato and a slow promenade loop
Evening
Sunset viewpoint walk
Dinner by the harbour
2 days in Mali Lošinj itinerary
Day 1: Town + classic bay
Harbour promenade and old town
Beach time at Čikat Bay
Evening walk and dinner
Day 2: Nature + village vibe
Morning walk toward Sunčana Uvala
Beach session at Veli Žal or Borik
Walk or short ride to Veli Lošinj
Dinner in Veli Lošinj, then return
3 days in Mali Lošinj itinerary
Day 1: Settle into town
Harbour stroll
Swim close to the centre
Easy dinner on the riva
Day 2: Beach-first day
Morning swim at Čikat
Long shade break under pines
Late afternoon museum visit
Day 3: Choose your adventure
Option A: Osoršćica hike day
Early start
Ridge views
Recovery swim back near Mali Lošinj
Option B: Boat day to a smaller island
Early departure
Beach and village walk
Return before late evening
Where to stay in Mali Lošinj
The best area depends on how you want to move each day. Mali Lošinj is walkable, but micro-location matters.
Pick your base checklist
Do you need parking?
Do you want to walk to the harbour every night?
Do you want to wake up near the beach?
Do you need a kitchen for budget meals?
Do you prefer quiet nights over views?
Old town and harbour area
Best for: couples, first-timers, and car-free travellers who want dining on foot.
What to expect:
Fast access to restaurants and promenade
More noise in peak season
Parking can be limited
Choose this area if you plan to walk everywhere.
Best Places to Stay in Old town and harbour area
🔍Mare Mare Suites
Review score & number of reviews: 9.2 (310 reviews)
Short description: Right on the harbour promenade with a boutique, nautical feel and a very walkable “arrive-and-stroll” setup. Best for couples and short-break travellers who want the port atmosphere, dining, and Old Town life on the doorstep.
Neighborhood/landmark: Harbour / Riva (promenade)
Key facilities: Breakfast, free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: A highly rated riva-front stay that keeps everything in Mali Lošinj within an easy walk.🔍House Rosa
Review score & number of reviews: 9.6 (142 reviews)
Short description: A calm, well-kept base close to the city promenade, so harbour walks and Old Town evenings are simple. Best for couples or families who want quieter nights while staying near the waterfront and centre.
Neighborhood/landmark: Near the promenade; close to the Museum of Apoxyomenos area
Why it stands out: Exceptional reviews for a “promenade-first” location without the loud riva vibe.🔍BUGA apartment in center of Mali Losinj
Review score & number of reviews: 9.1 (119 reviews)
Short description: Central apartment-style stay that makes harbour coffees, boat trips, and Old Town dinners effortless. Best for travellers who want self-catering flexibility and a practical, walk-everywhere base.
Neighborhood/landmark: Old Town / centre
Why it stands out: A true centre pick with strong location feedback and an easy Mali Lošinj routine.🔍Star
Review score & number of reviews: 9.3 (117 reviews)
Short description: Guesthouse-style stay praised for walkability to shops, restaurants, and the waterfront. Best for couples and solo travellers who want a friendly, simple base near the action.
Neighborhood/landmark: Walkable to harbour and centre
Why it stands out: Consistently strong “leave the car” vibes for a car-free Mali Lošinj stay.🔍Apartments Vidulić
Review score & number of reviews: 9.6 (116 reviews)
Short description: A quiet apartment base that still keeps you close to the harbour and Old Town for easy evenings out. Best for families and longer stays that want extra space and a calmer sleep.
Neighborhood/landmark: Near city centre
Why it stands out: A rare mix of peaceful feel and near-centre convenience, backed by excellent reviews.
Čikat Bay area
Best for: families, beach-first stays, and travellers who want pine shade.
What to expect:
Pine forest setting
Easy beach days
A more holiday resort feel
This is a strong choice if the beach is your daily anchor.
Best Places to Stay in Čikat Bay area
🔍Boutique Hotel Alhambra
Review score & number of reviews: 9.7 (88 reviews)
Short description: Set right in Čikat Bay, surrounded by pines, with a polished boutique-luxury vibe and a strong “beach + fine dining” feel. Best for couples and luxury travellers who want a quiet, nature-first bay but still easy access to Mali Lošinj.
Neighborhood/landmark: Čikat Bay
Key facilities: Swimming pool, private beach area
Why it stands out: The most “Čikat Bay signature” stay—high-end, pine-shaded, and beach-forward.🔍Hotel Bellevue
Review score & number of reviews: 9.4 (465 reviews)
Short description: A wellness-led five-star hotel in a pine setting, with a strong resort feel and beach access. Best for couples and spa travellers who want a premium “switch-off” base close to Čikat’s coastal paths and swim spots.
Neighborhood/landmark: Čikat area (pine-forest resort zone)
Key facilities: Spa, 2 restaurants, bar, 2 swimming pools
Why it stands out: One of the top-rated “wellness resort” picks in Mali Lošinj, built for spa + sea days.🔍Glamping Tents | Lošinj | Camp Čikat
Review score & number of reviews: 9.0 (247 reviews)
Short description: Glamping-style tents inside Camp Čikat, with an outdoorsy, family-friendly vibe and quick access to beaches and camp facilities. Best for families and active travellers who want the Čikat pine-forest setting with a flexible, casual stay.
Neighborhood/landmark: Camp Čikat area; near Aquapark Čikat
Why it stands out: A high-scoring Čikat option that trades hotel formality for nature-first camping comfort.🔍Hotel Aurora
Review score & number of reviews: 8.7 (1,678 reviews)
Short description: A classic resort-style hotel in Sunčana Uvala, close to the sea, with an easy walking connection toward Mali Lošinj and the wider Čikat coastal zone. Best for families and couples who want a full-service base near beaches and shaded seaside walks.
Neighborhood/landmark: Sunčana Uvala
Key facilities: Swimming pool, breakfast (if shown), free Wi-Fi (if shown)
Why it stands out: Big-review-count favourite for a “resort by the water” stay close to Čikat’s beach-and-pines scenery.🔍Apartments Joni Čikat
Review score & number of reviews: 9.7 (82 reviews)
Short description: Apartment-style stay with a calm, residential feel and an easy split between Čikat beaches and town time. Best for couples and longer-stay travellers who want space, self-catering, and a walkable routine.
Neighborhood/landmark: Close to Čikat Beach
Why it stands out: One of the strongest-rated Čikat apartment picks, praised for location and views.
Sunčana Uvala area
Best for: beach routines, families, and travellers who want calmer nights.
What to expect:
Close access to popular beaches
A quieter feel than the main harbour at night
Best Places to Stay in Sunčana Uvala area
🔍Hotel Aurora
Review score & number of reviews: 8.7 (1,678 reviews)
Short description: Classic resort-style hotel in Sunčana Uvala, very close to the sea, with an easy promenade walk toward the town centre. Best for families and couples who want a full-service base for beach days and shaded seaside walks.
Neighborhood/landmark: Sunčana Uvala
Key facilities: Wellness & spa centre, swimming pools, fitness centre, restaurant, free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: A flagship Sunčana Uvala resort with huge review volume and a beach-first location.🔍Family Hotel Vespera
Review score & number of reviews: 9.0 (1,323 reviews)
Short description: Family-focused hotel in the pine shade of Sunčana Uvala, close to the sea, with a large outdoor pool complex. Best for families who want kid-friendly facilities, half-board convenience, and an easy beach routine.
Neighborhood/landmark: Sunčana Uvala (Sunny Bay)
Key facilities: Outdoor pool complex, children’s pools, restaurant, breakfast, free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: The strongest “family resort” pick in Sunčana Uvala, built around pools and easy beach access.🔍Beautiful view apartment with garage space
Review score & number of reviews: 9.9 (48 reviews)
Short description: Modern sea-view apartment with a practical “park once” setup and easy access to the nearby beach zone. Best for couples or small families who want self-catering, quiet evenings, and secure parking.
Neighborhood/landmark: Sunčana Uvala bay / Borik Beach area (nearby)
Key facilities: Private garage/parking, free Wi-Fi, terrace
Why it stands out: Exceptional rating plus garage parking—great for a car-based Sunčana Uvala stay.🔍Adriatic Dream – Garage – Sea View
Review score & number of reviews: 9.8 (37 reviews)
Short description: High-scoring sea-view apartment designed for an easy split between beach time and town strolls. Best for couples or families who want a quiet, self-catering base with parking near the Sunčana Uvala/Čikat beach zone.
Neighborhood/landmark: Sunčana Uvala / Čikat area within easy reach
Key facilities: Free on-site private parking (garage), free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: Nearly-perfect guest rating with garage parking—ideal for beach-heavy days without hotel crowds.🔍Star
Review score & number of reviews: 9.3 (117 reviews)
Short description: Small, highly-rated stay with a calm vibe and easy access to the waterfront; guests mention an easy walk to Sunčana Uvala beaches. Best for couples and travellers who want a quieter base with a simple, walkable routine.
Neighborhood/landmark: Walkable to Sunčana Uvala beach
Key facilities: Free parking, free Wi-Fi, family rooms, non-smoking rooms
Why it stands out: Strong value with a high score, parking, and easy access to Sunčana Uvala.
Quieter edges of town
Best for: drivers, budget travellers, and longer stays.
What to expect:
Easier parking
Calmer nights
Longer walks to the harbour
If you want value, this is often the sweet spot.
Best Places to Stay in Quieter edges of town
🔍Villa Poljana
Review score & number of reviews: 9.5 (115 reviews)
Short description: A calm self-catering base on the Poljana side of Mali Lošinj, away from the harbour buzz but still close enough for easy town access. Best for drivers, longer stays, and travellers who want quieter nights with a simple “beach + town” routine.
Neighborhood/landmark: Poljana; near Poljana rocky beach
Key facilities: Free parking, free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: High review count for a genuinely quieter, car-friendly base just outside the centre.🔍Mare Solis Pinea
Review score & number of reviews: 9.8 (98 reviews)
Short description: Spacious apartment-style stay with a garden/terrace setup, ideal if you want a laid-back residential feel rather than a busy promenade location. Best for couples and families who want comfort, privacy, and easy parking on the quieter side of town.
Neighborhood/landmark: Near Venerica Beach
Key facilities: Free parking, free Wi-Fi, family rooms, non-smoking rooms
Why it stands out: One of the best-rated “quiet comfort + parking” picks with a strong review base.🔍Beautiful view apartment with garage space
Review score & number of reviews: 9.9 (48 reviews)
Short description: High-scoring apartment with a practical “park-once” garage setup—great for calmer evenings and quick drives to beaches or day trips. Best for couples and small families who value views, privacy, and easy logistics.
Neighborhood/landmark: Quieter residential area of Mali Lošinj
Key facilities: Garage/private parking, free Wi-Fi, terrace
Why it stands out: Nearly perfect rating plus garage parking—rare combo in Mali Lošinj.🔍Quiet area apartments K65
Review score & number of reviews: 8.9 (40 reviews)
Short description: Recently renovated, no-fuss apartments positioned in a quiet area, built for simple “sleep well + explore all day” trips. Best for travellers who want a calmer base with easy access by car and a more local neighbourhood feel.
Neighborhood/landmark: Quieter residential area in Mali Lošinj
Key facilities: Free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: A straightforward “quiet nights” option with solid reviews and renovation freshness.🔍Apartmani Jadran
Review score & number of reviews: 8.9 (320 reviews)
Short description: Practical, good-value stay set slightly away from the busiest waterfront streets, with a garden feel and walkable access to key sights. Best for travellers who want quieter evenings, good value, and an easy base for beaches and town.
Neighborhood/landmark: Near Museum of Apoxyomenos; within reach of Čikat Cove
Key facilities: Garden, free Wi-Fi
Why it stands out: A strong “quiet-value” pick thanks to its very high review count and steady rating.
Camping and outdoor stays
Best for: families and travellers who like an outdoorsy rhythm.
Choose camping if you want:
More space for kids
A base close to beaches
A flexible routine for longer stays
Mali Lošinj for families
Families usually want easy swims, shade, and short transfers.
Simple planning tips:
Choose accommodation near a bay you like
Prioritise shade in mid-summer
Split your day into swim blocks and rest blocks
Family-friendly activity mix:
Morning beach time
Afternoon museum visit or garden stop
Evening promenade walk
Mali Lošinj for couples
Couples often love Mali Lošinj for its pace.
Ideas that feel special:
Sunset walk, then dinner by the harbour
Coastal stroll toward Veli Lošinj
A boat tour day with a quiet swim cove
A short hike for wide views
Pick your base based on your evenings. Old town feels lively. Čikat feels calm.
Mali Lošinj on a budget
You can do Lošinj without luxury prices. The key is routine and timing.
Budget wins:
Book apartments with a kitchen
Travel in late spring or early autumn
Mix paid activities with free walks and beaches
Free and low-cost highlights:
Promenade walks
Pine forest paths
Swimming in smaller coves
Sunset viewpoints
Getting to Mali Lošinj
Common gateways include the Rijeka area, Krk Island, and Istria ferry ports. The last leg depends on ferries and island roads, so timing matters.
By car
Most drivers reach Lošinj via Cres, then continue south to Osor and cross onto Lošinj.
Common car ferry routes include:
Brestova–Porozina (Istria to northern Cres)
Valbiska–Merag (Krk to Cres)
Plan for:
Summer traffic around ferry ports
Longer travel times on island roads
Extra time for scenic stops
By passenger catamaran
Passenger catamaran routes can connect Lošinj with coastal cities, but they change by year and season. Routes are often summer-only.
Always confirm schedules close to your travel date.
By air
Lošinj has a small airport near Ćunski. It mainly serves private and charter flights. Scheduled passenger flights are limited and can change by season.
If you see a convenient connection, it can save time. Always check current options before planning around flights.
Getting around Mali Lošinj
You can do a lot without a car.
Good ways to move:
Walking for the town and nearby bays
Bikes for longer bay-to-bay days
Taxis for late evenings or hot midday transfers
Boat trips for small islands and remote coves
If you are car-free, choose accommodation closer to the beach zone you prefer.
Parking tips
Parking is the biggest stress point in peak season.
Use these strategies:
Choose stays with parking if possible
Park once, then walk most days
Arrive earlier for popular beaches
Avoid moving the car at peak hours
If you travel in shoulder season, parking is usually easier.
What to pack for Lošinj beaches
Keep it simple.
Essentials:
Water shoes
Snorkel mask if you like exploring
Sun protection and a hat
Refillable water bottle
Helpful extras:
Light towel for rocky entries
Small dry bag for boat days
After-sun care in high summer
Best time to visit Mali Lošinj
Mali Lošinj works from spring to autumn for most travellers.
Spring
Great for walking and cycling
Mild temperatures
Calm town vibe
Summer
Best sea temperatures
Most services and tours
Most crowds and highest prices
Autumn
Often warm sea with fewer crowds
Great for couples
Good value compared to peak summer
Winter
Quiet and local-feeling
Limited services
Best for slow travel and nature walks
For balance, many travellers prefer May, June, or September.
FAQs
Is Mali Lošinj worth visiting? Yes, if you like clear water and easy coastal walks. The harbour vibe is lively. The island pace stays relaxed.
How many days do you need in Mali Lošinj? One day covers the basics. Two days feels comfortable. Three days is ideal for hikes or boat trips.
What are the best things to do in Mali Lošinj? Walk the harbour, swim in the bays, and visit the Museum of Apoxyomenos. Add a coastal walk toward Veli Lošinj.
What are the best beaches in Mali Lošinj? Čikat Bay is the classic choice. Sunčana Uvala is popular and easy. Veli Žal is great for a full beach day.
Are the beaches sandy in Mali Lošinj? Most beaches are pebbly or rocky. Water is very clear. Water shoes make entry easier.
Can you visit Mali Lošinj without a car? Yes. Town life and nearby bays are walkable. Choose your accommodation location carefully.
Where should families stay in Mali Lošinj? Čikat Bay and Sunčana Uvala work well. They offer easy beach routines and shaded walking options.
Where should couples stay in Mali Lošinj? Old town suits walkable evenings and dining. Quieter edges suit calm nights and slower mornings.
Is dolphin watching in Lošinj guaranteed? No. Wildlife depends on conditions and luck. Choose responsible tours and enjoy the boat day either way.
What are the best day trips from Mali Lošinj? Veli Lošinj is the easiest. Osor is great on a driving day. Small-island trips are best when schedules match.
Is Mali Lošinj expensive? Prices rise in July and August. Shoulder season can be good value. Apartments help control meal costs.
Do you need water shoes for Lošinj? They are strongly recommended. Pebbles and rocks are common. They also help in shallow, stony entries.
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