Dinjiška is a small village on Pag island, suiting couples and small families who want a private pool in a quiet spot. Homes here are compact, and the island is mostly rocky.
Dinjiška is a village of about 110 residents on Pag, administratively part of Pag town. Pag is a mostly rocky island, and the village sits on the D106 road, with a working saltworks built during the French administration and a church to St Maura, thoroughly rebuilt in the 16th century. The homes here are clustered in one spot rather than spread around, and they have private pools, with room for about four and a single bedroom typical. They do not have gardens. Evenings are quiet; you will drive to Pag town or beyond for restaurants.
The island's largest town, known for its salt pans, UNESCO-listed lace and Paški sir cheese, with a family-friendly public beach near the centre.
One of Pag's smaller villages, as is Kolan, and a change of scene from Pag town on the same island.
Zadar Airport has seasonal UK flights from several airports and is the practical gateway for Pag. The 300 m Pag Bridge links the south of the island to the mainland, so you can drive on, and you will need a car once you are here.
On Pag island. It is a village administratively part of Pag town in Zadar County, and the island joins the mainland by the 300 m Pag Bridge at its southern end, so you can drive on without a ferry.
That depends on the exact home, so ask before you book. Pag town has a large public beach near the centre that is well suited to families with children, and the island is mostly rocky.
Yes: the homes here have private pools, which is the main reason to choose the village. They are mostly small, sleeping about four, and do not have gardens.
Pag is known for salt, with large salt pans by the town, for its lace, on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list since 2009, and for Paški sir, a well-known cheese. The island's rocky, moon-like terrain gives it the nickname Moon Island.
Yes. It has about 110 residents and no nightlife of its own, so quiet is the point. For restaurants and shops, drive to Pag town, the island's largest town.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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