Dugi Otok

The island of Dugi Otok, in the Zadar Archipelago, is the largest of these islands, measuring 124 sq km / 48 sq mi. There are a scattering of villages around the island, which subsist primarily on fishing and farming. Dugi Otok has been inhabited, or at least utilized as a vacation destination, since Roman times. In the village of Sali, the main community and port, are some Renaissance summer homes and Church of St Mary of the Assumption.