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In the city of Pag on the same named island are located Apartments Ivan. Pag is famous for its famous Pag lace and excellent sheep cheese. Historical heritage enthusiasts can see the Church of the Assumption, the Rector's Palace, the tower of Skrivanat, the church of St. Jura and many other historic buildings. Those looking for an active vacation in Pag can enjoy a range of sports recreation facilities. Depending on the number of people or your own wishes and requirements you can choose from one of the 3 apartments Ivan. From each apartment you can enjoy the sea view, and you will also have a kitchen with the necessary dishes and kitchen utensils at your disposal. Each of the apartments also has free internet in all rooms, while the air conditioner is charged extra. Two smaller apartments have one bathroom with a shower, while the larger apartment has 2 bathrooms. Cleaning of the apartment takes place at any guest change. All necessary facilities such as exchange offices, banks, post offices, bars, restaurants, shops you will find in the city center, 9km from the accommodation. There you can also try various sports activities

You will recognize the island of Pag by its sparse vegetation, due to the strong wind blowing from Velebit, which is why it is often compared to the surface of the moon and Pag itself is called "Moon Island". Due to its salt pans and favorable strategic location, it has been inhabited since the Stone Age, especially during the time of the Greeks and Romans. At its current location, Pag was built in the 15th century according to the plan of the Croatian builder Juraj Dalmatinac. A special place in the cultural history of the city is occupied by Pag lace - protected as a UNESCO intangible asset. In addition to salt and lace, a visit to Pag will also be marked by tasting the best Pag cheeses, which you will know where they come from because you will meet cute sheep on your walk.