Hidden below high cliffs, Pasjača is one of Dalmatia's most beautiful beaches, with intensely blue and green water lapping at a pebbly shore. It's a little hard to find; head to Popovići and then follow your nose along the narrow village road, keeping an eye out for the few signs pointing the way. From the parking area, a path heads along sheer cliffs and partially through tunnels carved through the rock.
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2. Baltazar Bogišić Collection
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5. Our-Lady-of-the-Snow Monastery
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7. Mirko Komnenović City Museum
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