More attractive are the occasional bathing platforms and shack-like cafés that are dotted round the water’s edge of the peninsula itself. Right by the shoreline, though easily missed amid the greenery, the Rokatin café is a little gem – look for an ancient rowing boat draped with fishing nets and suspended between pine trees, and a wooden sign offering sun-beds for hire.
Once settled with some local ham and cheese (both from Pag Island) and a carafe of Dingac wine, you’ll find it difficult to tear yourself away.