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Attractive walking paths of the village Luka and natural beaches surrounding the place are the main reason for the half century of tourism. Luka is for the first time mentioned as Vallis Sancti Stephani in 1365.
Safe bays for anchorage, and the beauty of the nature are the haven from everyday dinamic.
Luka, is situated at the bottom of the highest island hill Vela Straža.
Shelter of the "Golden Bay" is of the great interest for the boaters. Curative mud in the bay Boka offers a pleasant natural therapy.
| INFO PHONES |
| Turističko društvo |
+385 (0)23 372 143 |
| Market |
+385 (0)23 372 101 |
| Mulić - športska luka |
+385 (0)23 377 230 |
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Small village, with well known cave Strašna peć, the first organized excursion destination on Dugi otok and wider, the same one that Austro-Hungarian emperor Franz Josef visited in 1904.
A pre-Romanic Church of St. Pelegrin (7th-9th century) is situated on a small peninsula in the picturesque bay. It is one of the most important examples of old Croatian sacred architecture. The Baroque font with Glagolitic inscription from the 16th century was transferred to the parish church, dating from 1670.
In the old times there was a monastery of hermit St. Antony with St. Andrew's church.
Many beautiful coves are ideal for fishing and tourism.
Savar is also well-known for the stone quarry, which provided the material for the building of Zadar Roman Forum, palaces and churches in Rome and Venice, as well UN building in New York.
| INFO PHONES |
| Turističko društvo |
+385 (0)23 378 741 |
| Market |
+385 (0)23 372 111 |
| Mulić - športska luka |
+385 (0)23 377 230 |
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