Apartment€215,000
town-of-pag
2 bd 1 ba
Island of Pag, Croatia: Apartments and Houses on the Adriatic
137 homes and apartments for sale in Pag, Croatia.
Properties for sale in Pag
24 properties shown
Apartment
Villa€400,000
town-of-pag
3 bd 1 ba
Apartment€410,000
town-of-pag
3 bd 2 ba
House€750,000
Pag
7 bd 6 ba 580 m²
Apartment€129,000
Pag
1 bd 1 ba 34 m²
Apartment€355,000
town-of-pag
2 ba
Apartment€350,000
town-of-pag
2 ba
Apartment€360,000
town-of-pag
2 ba
Apartment€360,000
town-of-pag
2 ba
House€750,000
Pag
7 bd 580 m²
Apartment€245,000
Pag
2 bd 73 m²
Apartment€294,480
Pag
2 bd 74 m²
Apartment€309,640
Pag
2 bd 77 m²
Apartment€393,040
Pag
3 bd 98 m²
Apartment€350,000
Pag
3 bd 98 m²
House€450,000
Pag
4 bd 100 m²
House€1,390,000
Pag
8 bd 350 m²
House€776,800
Pag
6 bd 155 m²
House€784,350
Pag
6 bd 156 m²
Apartment€433,318
Pag
3 bd 68 m²
Apartment€644,800
Pag
3 bd 104 m²
Apartment€288,156
Pag
3 bd 48 m²
Apartment€539,996
Pag
4 bd 85 m²
Apartment€742,636
Pag
4 bd 119 m²
Buyer's guide: Pag
Pag is a long, stony Adriatic island joined to the mainland by a bridge, and its 132 listings on RealEstateAbroad carry a median asking price of €299,450. Apartments make up 83 of them, at about €3,474 per m².
Price table
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Pag |
|---|---|
| Listings | 132 |
| Median asking price | €299,450 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €236,250 - €400,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,474 |
| Median size | 88 m² |
Homes available
Besides 83 apartments, 29 houses and 14 plots, there are 3 villas and 3 commercial properties. Three-bedrooms are most common (40), then 32 two-beds, 17 with five or more, 15 four-beds and one one-bed. Many apartments are in small coastal buildings aimed at holiday use. The compact interquartile band (€236,250 to €400,000) shows steady pricing. See apartments for sale in Croatia and villas.
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The island
Pag is known for its lunar-looking landscape, salt pans, lace-making and sheep's cheese, and for Zrće beach near Novalja, which is famous for its summer clubs. Pag town has a walled old centre and quieter beaches. The north and south ends feel very different, so check proximity to party areas, ferry links and year-round services. Strong summer winds (bura) also shape the island's climate.
Croatian buying process
Croatia joined the euro in 2023. EU citizens can buy freely, while other foreigners usually need reciprocity or approval, and agricultural land has extra limits. Resale purchases attract a 3% transfer tax paid by the buyer, and new builds pay VAT instead (approx., verify locally). A contract is drafted by a lawyer, notarised and registered in the land book. Read our Croatia buying guide and Croatia mortgages.
Island and mainland neighbours
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Pag: FAQ
Is Pag the island or the town?
The listings cover the island, including Pag town; check each address.
Do I need approval to buy?
EU buyers do not. Other nationals may need approval or reciprocity, so ask a lawyer.
Is there a transfer tax?
3% on resales, paid by the buyer.
Is Zrće far?
It is near Novalja in the north of the island.
How do I reach the island?
By bridge from the mainland, and by ferry from Prizna.
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