At first glance barren and harsh, yet irresistibly attractive, the island of Pag, with its unique karst topography, gives the impression of a landscape from another planet. It is no coincidence that its eastern coast is often called the Moonlike landscape, where nature speaks in its most basic forms of stone, light, and silence. Without dense vegetation and the typical Mediterranean charm, this part of Pag offers visitors a rare opportunity to feel the power of pure space and experience a landscape that is at the same time raw and fascinating.
Such geomorphological features make the island of Pag an ideal destination for those seeking more than a classic holiday. Whether you are a nature lover, hiker, cyclist, or enjoy camping under the starry sky, Pag offers an authentic experience where nature takes center stage. The karst landscape, numerous trails leading through rocky plateaus, and the closeness of the sea create perfect conditions for an active holiday and life in the open air.
Below, we reveal what makes this Moonlike scenery so special, how it was formed, and why the island of Pag is becoming an increasingly popular destination for those who seek silence, freedom, and direct contact with nature—whether through a day trip, a hiking tour, or a multi-day stay in one of our Terra Park Phalaris or Terra Park SpiritoS camps.