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Organized by the Croatian Rowing Federation, the Rowing Federation of Dalmatia, the Rowing Federation of Zagreb and the Rowing Club of Pag, the 4th Finals of the Croatian Rowing Cup in Pag will be held on Saturday, September 21, 2019.
The final of the Croatian Rowing Cup is a competition where the best crews from the Regional Cups and the Cup of Dalmatia meet, represented by the best three crews from each Cup, in selected disciplines and categories.
Juniors and seniors rowers compete on the track up to 2000 meters (not less than 1000 m) and rowing cadets compete on the track up to 1000 meters (not less than 500 m). The sponsors and co-organizers of the Rowing Cup finals are the City of Pag and the Pag Tourist Board.
On September 22, 2019, the 2nd International Regatta Eights will take place in Pag, in the Bay of Pag from the beach Zrće (start) to the waterfront in the City of Pag (destination), about 15 km long. The international rowing regatta Zrće - Pag is ideal for promoting Pag as a desirable destination for rowers, so this year the best Croatian rowers will come to the regatta, including Damir Martin, winner of world and Olympic medals. The regatta will also be attended by a member of the FISA World Rowing Federation, since the Eights Regatta on Pag is an integral part of the FISA rowing calendar.
The organizers of the International Rowing regatta Eights on Pag are the Rowing Club of Pag, the Croatian Rowing Federation, the Tourist Board of the City of Pag, the City of Pag, the Tourist Board of the City of Novalja and the City of Novalja.
Come and enjoy a sports rowing weekend and an attractive event for the end of the summer season.

For all those who are looking for adventure and an unforgettable experience, we have prepared a camera that shows something you definitely have to try! It is a ski lift on Zrće where you will experience excellent adrenaline and get acquainted with wakeboarding. Skiing on the sea on one of the newest and most modern ski lifts in Europe is intended for all generations. The only thing you need to have is the desire and wish to try something new. Professionals will enjoy the tricks, while beginners

Today Alojzije Stepinac Square has interesting content during the day and night.

White bridge and salt magazines. The view to the magnificent Katine bridge and salt magazines, which are a protected monument of culture and in which the Salt Museum with a permanent exhibition is. Now Katine, a replica of the old Venetian bridge, today is paved with a white stone and by night gives a special effect to Pag by changing the colors reflected in the sea below the bridge.

Excellent view at Loza Square in Novalja is available with the help of LiveCamCroatia web cam. Watch events on the pedestrian zone, terraces of surrounding coffee shops and one small part of the city's main street, street of Coast of Petar Kresimir IV. There is old church of Our Lady of the Rosary in the background, church which locals call Small Church. This church dominates the square since the 17th century, when it was built on the foundations of a medieval church, which dates from the 4th ce

A view of Petar Krešimira Square, the main city square of Pag Island. The square is the most valuable monument of sacral architecture on the island - the Church of Mary's Assumption and the Prince's Palace, as well as numerous restaurants and cafe bars in which people always looking for one more place.

The Novalja Harbor is situated right below the Loža Square. It's a nice-looking city space from which you can see both the beach and the sea separating it from this part of the land. In the foreground there's a parking space with a section for motorcycles. Boats are right behind them and clearly visible, which makes it easier to see how crowded busy Novalja is at the moment.

Pag's small port by the name of Mandrač is surrounded by a spacious promenade. This makes it the ideal spot not just for safe docking, but for afternoon walks by the sea as well. Restaurant Diogen is just to its right. Besides being part of Pag's old town center, this port is the former dock of Vanga, one of nine Croatian ferries that were in use during the 1980s.