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Yes, Novalja is a good destination for families, particularly outside the peak party season. The beach at Strasko is Blue Flag-certified and family-friendly, with calm, shallow waters. The Roman aqueduct tour, the lunar landscapes, and boat trips to hidden bays make for engaging activities for all ages. During July and August, the town and Zrce Beach attract a predominantly young adult party crowd, so families with younger children may prefer a May, June, or September visit.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory in Croatia. In restaurants, leaving a 10% tip for good service is customary, and many visitors simply round up the bill. Taxi drivers generally appreciate a small rounding-up of the fare. In beach bars and casual spots, leaving loose change or a euro or two is a friendly gesture. Staff across the island are accustomed to international visitors and appreciate any show of gratitude.
Novalja offers a compelling range of activities beyond its famous beach clubs. The underground Roman aqueduct (known as "Talijanova buza") is a remarkable 2,000-year-old tunnel that visitors can walk through. The beaches of Zrce, Strasko, and Trincel (Planjka) are popular swimming spots. Nearby, the mysterious Pag Triangle formation is great for hiking, and the ancient olive groves of Lun — some trees over a thousand years old — are a peaceful and scenic excursion.
Croatia adopted the euro (EUR) as its official currency on January 1, 2023. Credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and Diners) are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and shops throughout Novalja. Cash is still handy for smaller stalls, beach vendors, and local markets. ATMs are available in the town center.
Late May to June and September are ideal for visitors who want warm weather, swimmable seas, and a more relaxed atmosphere without peak crowds. July and August are the busiest and most expensive months, but also the most lively, with major music festivals at Zrce Beach drawing international crowds. For a quieter escape with pleasant weather and lower prices, the shoulder seasons are hard to beat.
Croatian is the official language of Croatia. English is widely spoken in Novalja due to the town's popularity with international visitors, and most staff at accommodation, restaurants, and activity providers communicate comfortably in English. You may also hear Italian and German, as visitors from those countries make up a large part of the summer crowd.
Pag Island has a celebrated food culture. The star of the table is Pag cheese (Paski sir), a hard, salty sheep's milk cheese matured for months, and among the most prized cheeses in Croatia. Pag lamb (paska janjetina), slow-roasted on a spit, is another regional specialty well worth seeking out. Fresh Adriatic seafood, local olive oil, and the island's dry white Zutica wine round out a memorable meal in any Novalja restaurant.
