Caska: Hotels and Accommodation

The following information about Caska ranges from archaeological evidence to the bay and beach; anyone wishing to book a hotel in Caska can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Culture and History

The Archaeological Zone of Caska is protected cultural property and an archaeological site. Caska is associated with archaeological sites that reflect the area's long history, as well as with the estate of the Roman family of the Calpurnii Pisones. The ruins of St. George's Church in Caska are registered as cultural property Z-4702. The present-day St. George's Church probably dates from the 14th century. Underwater archaeologists discovered an ancient harbor in Caska Bay that belonged to a Roman senator's villa.

Things to See and Do

St. George's Fortress is visible from the road to Caska. It is possible to climb up to it, but the ascent is steep. The Novalja City Museum houses a wooden anchor and a model of a sewn boat from the underwater area of Caska. Tunera is a monument to Pag's fishing tradition and a cylindrical tower approximately 15 meters high with a small observation platform.

Nature and Coast

Blato is a small Mediterranean wetland at the head of Caska Bay. Caska Beach has a predominantly sandy access to the sea, a very steeply sloping and deep seabed, as well as dining options and some recreational facilities.

Caska Bay has shallow water, little traffic, and no strong currents. These conditions are used for the training of students of underwater archaeology.

Further destinations: Stara Novalja, Lun, Potocnica, Novalja, Kustići

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Novalja.