Zadar County · Croatia
Pag Island Karst Road
D106Pag to Novalja
Lunar karst spine road from Pag town to Novalja.
The D106 runs the length of Pag island, from Pag town north through the bare, wind-scoured karst toward the olive groves of the Lun peninsula. The treeless stone landscape gives long open sea views on one side and rock on the other. Mind the strong bora crosswinds, free-roaming sheep and the narrow exposed sections.
Pag Island Karst Road on the map19.2 mi · point to point
PagStart · Zadar County
NovaljaEnd · Zadar County
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Character
Corners55bends
Tightness4of 10
Max gradient7%≈ 1-in-14
Hairpins1bends over 150°
Climb486 mtotal ascent
Summit168 mhighest point of the line · 551 ft
Corners
busiest around mile 18Elevation
under 4%4 to 8%over 8%-0 to 168 mFrom the road
Points of interest3 stops
- Sirana Gligora (Pag cheese dairy)Landmark10 mi in
- KonjarViewpoint12 mi in
- MarmanViewpoint17 mi in
Hazards
- Strong bora crosswinds
- Free-roaming sheep
- Exposed narrow sections
Sources
“a very scenic drive located in the heart of Pag, a Croatian island in the northern Adriatic Sea... offers stunning views of the barren rock island”
Route traced from OpenStreetMap, with its stats measured from that line. How the roads are mapped
Driving the Pag Island Karst Road: quick answers
How long does it take to drive the Pag Island Karst Road?
Pag Island Karst Road runs 19.2 miles (31 km) and takes about 37 min to drive without stops.
How difficult is the Pag Island Karst Road to drive?
We rate it easy: 55 corners including 1 hairpins, a maximum gradient of 7%, and a tightness of 4 out of 10.
When is the best time to drive the Pag Island Karst Road?
Spring and Summer and Autumn are best.
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