Susak: Hotels and Accommodations

Susak is geologically distinctive: fine yellowish sand, deposited by ancient winds, covers a limestone bedrock. Reed plantings help protect the soil from erosion. For some travelers, planning a holiday in Susak includes the desire to book a hotel.

Geographical Location

The island of Otok Susak lies in the immediate vicinity of Susak. The surrounding area of Susak also includes Otočić Srakane Male, Otočić Srakane Vele, and Otočić Murtar.

Beach and Activities

There is a sandy beach with shallow water and a sandy shore next to the harbor. Pedal boat rentals, picigin, volleyball, and water football are available there.

The Port of Lošinj is located in the wider regional surroundings of Susak.

Cuisine

Specialties associated with Susak include island lamb, brudet, Susak-style squid, squid risotto, seasonal asparagus soup, bean salad, and salted sardines with arugula. The local selection also includes wine, grapes, figs, tomatoes, potatoes, and beans.

Culture

On the last Sunday in July, Susak hosts an all-day sports and entertainment program. This is followed by a procession in which church crosses are carried to the shore to bless the sea.

Further destinations: Osor, Sveti Jakov, Belej, Nerezine, Veli Lošinj, Ustrine, Ilovik, Vele Srakane

For the higher-level travel overview: Mali Lošinj.