Zverinac

Zverinac is an island in Croatia, located in the Zadar archipelago. It belongs to the county of Zadar.

Geography: Zverinac is a relatively small island, covering an area of approximately 4.2 square kilometers. Its coastline is indented, featuring several bays and coves. The island's terrain is characterized by Mediterranean vegetation, including pine forests and maquis shrubland. The highest point on the island is located in the interior and offers panoramic views of the surrounding Adriatic Sea.

Demographics: As of recent censuses, Zverinac has a small, permanent population. The island's population typically increases during the summer months due to tourism and seasonal residents. The primary settlement on the island, also named Zverinac, is where most of the residents live.

Economy: The traditional economic activities on Zverinac include agriculture, particularly olive growing and fishing. Tourism has become an increasingly important source of income for the island's inhabitants, with visitors attracted to its natural beauty and tranquil environment. Accommodation options are primarily private apartments and guesthouses.

Transportation: Zverinac is connected to the mainland and other islands in the Zadar archipelago by ferry and catamaran services. These services provide access to Zadar and other destinations, facilitating transportation for residents and tourists alike. There are limited road networks on the island.