The island of Unije is the largest of the islands surrounding Loshinj.The continuity of population, from prehistory to the present day, is confirmed by numerous archaeological finds discovered both on the mainland and in the seabed of the island.The north and east sides of the island are steep and rocky, overgrown with holm oak, while the south and west sides are flatter and form a bay where the only place on the island is located.It is an island of olive groves in whose canopy the breath of antiquity murmurs.The highest point of the island is Kalk (132 m).There is also a small airport on the island, 30 km from Pula and 8 km from Loshinj airport.Those who arrive on the island by boat are advised to access the western side of the island, Marachol Bay, where the sea is deepest.There are no cars on the island.There are several restaurants, a pastry shop, a bakery, a post office and a shop, and accommodation (rooms and apartments) is provided by locals in their traditionally built houses.
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