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Dugi Otok is a small paradise in the Zadar archipelago, but it is in the midst of a challenge for survival: while tourism is becoming increasingly invasive, funds and services are lacking to defend its precious ecosystem, the last bastion for a country impelated among foreign funds, corruption and lack of environmental vision
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Dugi Otok is a small paradise in the Zadar archipelago, but it is in the midst of a challenge for survival: while tourism is becoming increasingly invasive, funds and services are lacking to defend its precious ecosystem, the last bastion for a country impelated among foreign funds, corruption and lack of environmental vision