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| Sali is the cultural and administrative center of the island. Situated on the north-east coast of the island, with a thousand years old tradition, according to written documents from 990. From the ancient times it is called an ante-room to Kornati. It is a place surrounded with natural parks, thousand years ... |
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| Zaglav - It is the ante-room for the Kornati archipelago, and is an attractive point for the boaters and people who a rest. The vilage is for the first time mentioned in the 15th century, and the Franciscan monastery and the St. Michael's church date from that time ... |
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Žman - The pictures agricultural and fishing place with fertile fields in the winter changing to Velo and Malo Jezero.
There is a good offer of domestic products such as olive oil, wine and cheese. The village is situated above and within the small Žmanšćica bay ... |
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| Luka - 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 ... |
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| Savar - 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 ... |
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| Brbinj - With its beautiful bays speckled with crowns of olive threes, it is well known for its honorable 800 years old Glagolitic history. There are Illyrian ruins above the village. Brbinj is located between two picturesque bays named Jaz and Lučina ... |
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