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Mali Lošinj is a town on the island of Lošinj in the Kvarner Gulf of Croatia. It sits at the end of a deep, sheltered harbour on the island's western coast. The town is known for its long seafaring tradition and for the pine forests and mild climate that have made it a health resort since the late…

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About Mali Losinj

Mali Lošinj is the largest settlement on the island and serves as its administrative and tourist centre. The waterfront is lined with cafes and restaurants, and the old town climbs the hill behind the harbour. Nearby, the village of Veli Lošinj is a short walk or drive away. The island is connected to the mainland by a bridge at Osor, and ferries link it to other islands and to the mainland. The town has a marina and is a popular stop for sailors.

Visitors come for the clean sea, the walking and cycling paths, and the chance to explore the island's coves and beaches. The town also has a museum dedicated to the Apoxyomenos statue, a bronze athlete found in the sea near Lošinj. With a range of hotels and private accommodation, Mali Lošinj caters to different budgets and travel styles.

Where to stay in Mali Losinj

Mali Lošinj town centre. The area around the harbour and the old town offers the most convenient base, with restaurants, shops and the main marina within walking distance.

Veli Lošinj. This smaller village about 3 kilometres from Mali Lošinj has a quieter atmosphere, a picturesque harbour and its own selection of hotels and guesthouses.

Sunčana Uvala. A bay just south of the town centre, Sunčana Uvala is home to several hotels and beaches, and is linked to Mali Lošinj by a coastal promenade.

Čikat. The Čikat peninsula, west of the centre, is a wooded area with beaches and hotels, popular for walking and swimming.

Getting there and around

Mali Lošinj is reached by ferry from the mainland or by road via the island of Cres. Ferries connect Mali Lošinj with Rijeka, Zadar, and other islands, and there is a seasonal catamaran service. The nearest airport is on the island of Lošinj, with seasonal flights. By car, you can reach the island via the bridge at Osor from Cres, which is connected to the mainland by a bridge at Tisno. Once on the island, local buses and taxis are available, but a car is useful for exploring. The town itself is compact and walkable.

When to go

The best time to visit Mali Lošinj is from May to September, when the weather is warm and the sea is suitable for swimming. July and August are the busiest months, with many events and festivals. Spring and early autumn offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for walking and cycling. Winter is quiet, with some hotels and restaurants closed, but the climate remains relatively mild compared to inland Croatia.

Questions, answered

How do I get to Mali Lošinj?

You can reach Mali Lošinj by ferry from Rijeka, Zadar, or other islands, or by car via the bridge from the island of Cres. There is also a seasonal airport on the island.

What is the best way to get around Mali Lošinj?

The town centre is compact and easy to explore on foot. For visiting other parts of the island, you can use local buses, taxis, or rent a car or bicycle.

What are the main attractions in Mali Lošinj?

The Apoxyomenos Museum, the waterfront, the old town, and the nearby beaches and walking paths are among the main attractions. Boat trips to nearby islands are also popular.

Is Mali Lošinj suitable for families?

Yes, Mali Lošinj has several family-friendly hotels and beaches, and the calm sea is good for swimming. The town is generally safe and has amenities for children.

What is the weather like in Mali Lošinj?

Mali Lošinj has a mild Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The sea is warmest from June to September.

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