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anatlc Says: There are no hotels, motels, campgrounds... on Susak. So unless you want to sleep on the beach you'll have to rent a room or an appartment from a local. There are no many rooms/appartments to rent, so be sure you make your reservation a month or two before your arrival.We...
anatlc Says: The only way to get to Susak is by ship/boat. We took a ship from Mali Losinj that leaves at 1:10 pm every day. It costs only 10 kuna (1,5 euro). Susak was the last stop, so it took us app 2 hours to get there.
ORLJAK2001 Says: Dont mix this two names. SUSAK (widouth appendix on second S) is ISLAND near Mali Losinj. SUŠAK (with appendix on second S) is a part of RIJEKA city.
anatlc Says: Don't really expect I'm going to tell you where the best beaches are :-) The loclas keep that secret only for themselves. Only if you are a very good friend of a local the local might show you the beach.
anatlc Says: Gornje Selo or Upper village
anatlc Says: There are a few theories how that pile of sand found itself there, but no one can't really tell for sure. Its a very unusual island, different from any other in the Adriatic.Even the sand itself is very unusual. More like dust.When we first get off the ship and walked into...
anatlc Says: The island was isolated for many years, so Susak people speak a weird version of Croatian which is very difficult to understand. Sometimes their language turnes into a mix of English and Croatian. All of them have families in the US or had been living there, so they all...
anatlc Says: They say that mix of sand and salt gives a special something to the wine that is produced here. I'm not an expert, but I really loved Susak's wine. There is Vinarija Cosulich (Cosulich's wine cellar) in Upper Village where we tried some of the wines.Most of the year this...
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Gornje Selo or Upper village
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Susak is the only sandy island in Croatia, only 3 km long and 1,5 km wide. Its still not known exactly how this sandy island developed. In comparison to the other islands of the Adriatic, stone is...
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