Otočić Školjić

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Otočić Školjić je sve do nedavno bio spojen s Virom i za vrijeme oseke bio njegov sastavni dio. Prema provedenoj ideji Šibenskog inženjera Frana Zavorea, svestranog dalmatinskog graditelja iz 1811. godine da se produbi Gaz, napokon dolazi do njene realizacije 1904. godine kada se kreće sa produbljivanjem između otočića Školjića i Privlačkog poluotoka. A sve zbog skraćivanja morskog puta iz Velebitskog kanala preko Fortice do Zadra i osigura sigurnija plovidba ovim prolazom. Nakon produbljenja ovog morskog puta postavljena je signalizacija za sigurniju plovidbu. Signalizacija se sastojala od pet velikih betonskih blokova između najužeg dijela u predjelu Školjića i dva betonska bloka s bitvama, pri izlazu iz kanala koji su sačuvani i danas.

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№5 of 29 public beach in Vir island
№160 of 790 public beach in Croatia

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public beach

Location

Otok Vir

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4.3

(6 reviews)

Lemaire

29/03/2022

The island is rich in history, thanks to the tour guides who left no information untouched. I loved how the locals were accommodative. They even gave us souvenirs to take back home as a present for visiting the island.

Dustin

08/03/2022

Great atmosphere at the island and we enjoyed scenic views of the sparkling sea. We enjoyed a cruise across the sea and the visit to the island was among the best things that we had for our vacation.

Brigette

06/02/2022

We were here with my friends for the summer holiday and the island was not crowded. The adrenaline activities we tried were involving and engaging. It is the best place for team building events.

Jon

02/02/2022

It is surrounded by a dense pine forest. The sea waters are calm and clean thus feel good to swim in. The beach has provided a great place for tourists to enjoy the scenery. It is frequented by a number of tourists and is definitely a good place to meditate.

Edith

22/01/2022

The beauty of this island lies on the sea roue where a signal has been set up for safer navigation in 1904. The signals consists of five large concrete blocks on the narrowest part of the sea and two blocks with bollards at the exit of the canal which have been well preserved. We took a boat ride to see all these.