Cultural tourism Island Dugi otok

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With an area of 114,44km2, Dugi Otok is the largest island of a cluster near Zadar. Rocky fields, such as Velo Jezero, Arnjevo field, Stivanje field, Sridnje field, and Glavocevo field..., are located within its mountain ranges. Dugi Otok's only source of water is found in underground springs and rivers. It's western coastline is high and steep and slopes down along a string of inlets some of which stand out with their remarkable beauty such as Soliscica (Soline), Pantera (Veli Rat) and Telascica (near Sali) as well as a number of islets: Golac, Brscak, Magarcic, Luski, Lagnici, Utra, Katina and others. On the north-western part of the island there is the sandy beach of Saharun. Towns and villages are mainly found either alongside fields or by the sea, on the north-eastern side of the island. The largest towns on Dugi Otok are Sali followed by Zaglav, Zman, Luka, Savar, Brbinj, Dragove, Bozava, Soline, Veli Rat, Polje, and Verunic.
Sali, the island's largest town, is located at the most southern point of Dugi Otok. Like on many islands, the first villages...