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Metajna is characterized by a barren coastal landscape shaped by the combination of wind, stone, sea and dry-stone walls.
Nature and Trails
The Life on Mars trail network runs through Metajna to several beaches. It consists of four marked trekking trails with a total length of 16 kilometres and is open to visitors all year round.
The Life on Mars route also includes a difficult, 100-metre-long coastal via ferrata for advanced active visitors. It requires climbing equipment and is accessed from Slana Bay, which lies 2 kilometres from Ručica Beach in Metajna.
The Stogaj climbing rock rises above Ručica and Beriknica/Beritnica and is part of Pag’s wind-shaped, moon-like landscape.
Coast and Surroundings
The immediate surroundings of Metajna include Rucica Beach, the Slana concentration camp and Zakučenica. The surrounding area of Metajna also includes Šiškovaćka Glavica and Batinovac.
Ručica Beach is located 1 kilometre from Metajna, has a pebble-and-sand shore and can be reached by car or boat; access on foot leads through the scenic Kanjon area.
Beriknica/Beritnica Beach can be reached by land or sea, is located near Ručica south of Metajna and is recognizable by three rocks arranged in the shallow water.
Culture and Cuisine
The Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary stands in the centre of Metajna. It was built in 1487 and has a historic bell from 1521, described as the third-oldest in the Archdiocese of Zadar.
Local culinary traditions are associated with Metajna, including Pag cheese, lamb, fish, shellfish, prosciutto, grilled lamb, prawns prepared buzara-style and lamb cooked under a lid.
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