The Island of Daksa is the smallest Elaphite island. In the past, it was a gathering place for believers from the surrounding area, but also from distant lands. The monastery was built at the end of the 13th century, and today its ruins remain. The Franciscans stayed there until the arrival of Napoleon's army in 1806. There was also a unique Way of the Cross on the island, made up of chapels. The remains of the chapels can still be seen today. On the north side of the island is a lighthouse from 1872.
№426 in Islands of Croatia