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Travelling to #Zrce? Here is what you should know.

The average #summer #temperature on #Pag island is: in JUNE 25 °C, in JULY 26 °C and in AUGUST 27 °C. A typical weather phenomenon in this region is the Bora #wind (Croatian #bura), a northern to north-eastern katabatic wind in the #Adriatic. The climate is mild and generally warm.

In #London, the hottest month is July with an average temperature of 19°C. To go to warmer climates, you definitely need to be prepared.:)

  What to wear? What to pack?

Bearing in mind that you will spend most of your time at the beach, sunbathing or partying in clubs at the after-beach sessions from 4 PM to 8 PM, you won’t need anything but your fashionable swimsuit.

Evenings on the Adriatic coast can be pleasantly chilly, so have something tied around your waist, in case you stay up late.

You should pack one pair of long pants and a sweatshirt at the bottom of your suitcase, just in case there is strong wind which can make temperatures drop. So, it’s better to have a piece of warm clothing than to be sorry for not packing it :)

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Travelling to #Zrce? Here is what you should know.

The official Croatian #currency is the Croatian #Kuna. It is subdivided into 100 #lipa.

The word “kuna” means “marten” in Croatian since it is based on the use of marten pelts as units of value in medieval trade. The word lipa means “linden tree”. Make sure you have exchanged your money before arriving to the #festival venue. Clubs and shops do not accept other currency than Kuna. If you are staying in #Novalja city, there are lots of #exchange offices in town. See locations here - https://goo.gl/I1kx1C.

Different exchange offices offer different exchange rates and commissions.

Save money by not entering the first exchange office you see, but walk a little around the city for a few minutes and find the best option for your wallet.

If you are looking for #accommodation in Novalja, Zrce visit #PartyTraveller

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My situation all year long. #house #club #edmfamily #rave #love #life #ravefamily #nosleep #turnt #turndownforwhat #umf #festival #dj #partyhard #smoke #kandi #electricsky #weed #hardwell #ultra #tomorrowland #brasil #steveaoki #clubbing #drinking #edmnation #edmhumor #edmlove

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How do you get to #Zrce / #Novalja? Which #airports and airlines should you use? Taxi, rent-a-car, bus, train, ferry...? What are the prices? We did our best to collect all the info in one place for you. Check it out here or send us an enquiry to [email protected].

GETTING TO ZADAR Flights to/from #Zadar - Zadar airport You can locate Zadar airport on this map.

All the info on regular bus lines from Zadar airport to Zadar can be found here. A one-way ticket is 25 kn (about 3.50 EUR). Luggage is included in the price.

For all the companies that fly to this airport click on the map above.

TOURIST INFO If you decide to visit Zadar before coming to Novalja – please go to TOURIST BOARD ZADAR for more tourist information about Zadar.

ZADAR –NOVALJA Once you are in Zadar you can get to Novalja by bus, ferry, taxi or book direct Party Traveller transfers at [email protected]

If you prefer to make your own arrangements...

ZADAR – NOVALJA BY BUS Info about buses to / from Zadar can be found here: Central bus station Zadar To see the Central bus station on a map click here or here (in Croatian). You can find buses from Zadar to Novalja on this link. A one-way ticket from Zadar to Novalja costs 80 KN (about 10.5 EUR)

ZADAR – NOVALJA BY #FERRY You can find information on ferries to / from Zadar at this page: Jadrolinija.

ZADAR AIRPORT – NOVALJA BY #TAXI OR RENT-A-CAR You can find a taxi opposite from the International arrivals exit at Zadar airport. You can find a taxi there every day from 6A.M. until 10P.M., or you can book one online here. The price for a ride to Zrce / City of Novalja is about 105 EUR for 1 - 5 people. At the airport exit you will see a number of rent-a-car services. You can find info about rent-a-car companies here. Rent-a-car prices are about 30еur per day depending on the type of vehicle you choose and the number of days you will be needing it.

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Hideout Festival 2017  Pre-book now for SPECIAL OFFER! http://goo.gl/NS3d7B Now is the time to act if you are looking at visiting #Hideout festival in 2017! With Early Bird tickets on sale and flights cheaper than ever, you can create the perfect package for you and your group. In order to get you to the festival hassle free, here at PartyTraveller.com, we have created a unique system that allows you to combine the exact services you need, with top quality round the clock customer service, with the luxury of breaking up your payment in installments. By using our deposit scheme, you get the unique opportunity to only pay 25% of your services now, while the rest is not due until next year. Furthermore, your payment can be broken up into installments or by group members. To get the most out of the Party Traveller offer, contact us, and one of our representatives will be happy to assist you in creating your own Hideout experience, complete with #tickets, #accommodation, #airporttransers and all other services you might need during your stay such as #festivalshuttle wristbands and WiFi hotspots. Send your INQUIRY to [email protected] and start your next festival adventure today! :)

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Afterbeach party at Zrce beach, Pag Island, Croatia

Zrće, a spectacular beach on the island of Pag in Croatia, is one of the most popular destinations for young people in Europe and in worldwide. It attracts tens of thousands of party-goers from May to September as this is the perfect place where they can party 24/7 all summer long.

It hosts the best DJs and artists in the world such as Swedish House Mafia, Carl Cox, Armin Van Buren, Tiesto, Ricardo Villalobos, Chase & Status, Loco Dice, Annie Mac, Sub Focus DJ Set with Skrillex, NaS, EvE...

It boasts several great clubs such as Papaya, Aquarius, Kalypso, Euphoria and Noa, which offer day-parties and pulsating dance floors at night.

These superb open and closed beach clubs are the reason why Zrće is home to numerous festivals such as Hideout, Big Beach, Day & Night, Connect, MTV DJ MAG, Fresh Island Festival, Love Week festival, Sonus festival, etc.

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Afterbeach partes at Zrce beach

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New #EXITfestival line up announced! :)

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Today, we’re honoring THE Ladies! (All of them!)

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Share the love, party people!

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Just a few festivals from our offer!

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Explore Montenegro

1. Rent a car Montenegro boasts a lot of hidden beauty, so make sure you have unlimited access to it. Renting a car is the best way to explore and discover some of the hidden beaches. These are usually small and secluded, with no bars and facilities, but their main upside is the fact that they give you access to nature that is untouched and unspoiled. Just some of the places you need to visit are Perazića Do, Kraljičina beach, Crvena plaža, Rt Veslo, etc. 

2.Bring your snorkeling equipment While scuba diving is not too popular with the locals, scuba diving is one of the best pastimes you can choose for a hot day at the beach. From fields of sea urchins, to exotic fish and sea stars, there is always something new to see in the Adriatic. Just make sure you do not disturb the eco system – Montenegro is investing a lot in the preservation of its nature, so choose for your souvenirs to be photos rather than seashells. 

3. Bring a hoodie and a pair of sneakers The weather in July is always hot in Montenegro, but it just happens that every now and then, the clouds start acting up. And while on these occasions, the sea gets even warmer and is great for swimming, the rain can (literally) dampen your plans if you choose to go sightseeing around Budva, or Kotor. Even more, if you decide to visit one of Montengro’s beautiful mountain peaks, a little bit of warmth will come in handy, as temperatures drop at high altitudes.

4. Eat like the locals, drink like them as well Have some of those black olives at the market, or buy some homemade marmalade. We assure you, the best products can be bought at open markets rather than at the big supermarkets. If you would like some liquid courage, you can try some rakija, or have the local stout – Nikšićko pivo. As for sweets, our top choice is always Kandit’s Tutti Frutti chocolate (it comes in a 500g pack as well). 

5. Pay a visit to Podgorica  While the city may seem as small, we assure you, it’s a great place to visit. It is set on the banks of a crystal clear Moraca river, and embodies a unique combination of Eastern and Socialist influences. You can have a coffee or a meal at one of its small cafes, take a stroll in one of its parks, or visit the new part of town for some shopping or a film at Ušće centre. 

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Our year in numbers. In 2016, we are bringing you even more fun, so make sure you check us out at partytraveller.com and get your packages for Hideout, Sonus, Fresh Island, Loveweek, Exit, Sea Dance, Ultra Europe and many more.

With up to 20% discounts on select festival packages, we are ready to take you on your next adventure. Make sure to contact us at [email protected] and we will be happy to create you custom package for any otf the festivals in our offer.

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Merry Christmas, everyone!

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Top 5 things to do after EXIT festival

1. Explore the cities You probably didn’t have time to enjoy the beautiful Novi Sad from all the sleeping and partying (and we don’t blame you). So now, just prolong your stay for a few days and indulge yourself in this wonderful town filled with the most friendly people who will gladly show you what Novi Sad’s all about. After you’ve seen everything there is to see here, take a train or a bus and go to Serbia’s capital. Filled with culture, adventure, history and nightlife this city will occupy all your senses.

2. Continue partying Maybe the four days of EXIT just weren’t enough of that festival excitement! Luckily, you can continue partying on the seaside right after. Head down to Sea Dance Festival, the best medium-sized festival of 2014, defending its title in 2015. It takes place on a beach near Budva 14-16 July so you have plenty of time to drive down there and along the way enjoy the wonderful scenery of Serbia and Montenegro. If you don’t want to miss a single festival go down to Zrce beach and pay a visit to Fresh Island Festival, which takes place 12-14 July. Next in line is Armada Festival, same place but slightly later in July, 18-21.

3. Explore Vojvodina Rent a car and start from the north and Subotica, the town on the border with Hungary, famous for it’s secessionist architecture and the Palic Lake, just a few miles out of the city. From there you can start discovering the castles of Vojvodina, some of them turned into restaurants or just tourists attractions and unfortunately, some of them in ruins but still an amazing sites. All across Vojvodina you can stay in one of many authentic, traditional farm-houses called Salaš. One of our favourite is Salaš Jakšić. Another thing you wouldn’t want to miss is the Fruska Gora wine region, so stop by the town of Sremski Karlovci and have a sip of Bermet.

4. Visit the neighbouring countries The Western Balkans are one of those regions that are just waiting to be discovered. Whether you choose Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Macedonia or Albania you won’t be disappointed. You’ll probably want to come back and get a glimpse of the region’s hospitality, history, culture and not to mention cuisine once again. Visit Macedonia’s newly built capital, Albania’s seaside getting more famous each year, Montenegro’s mountains will take your breath away, eat famous burek at Sarajevo’s Baščaršija or enjoy, some of the world’s most beautiful and cleanest beaches.

5. Go South The best thing you can do in Central Serbia is to have a summer vacation on the mountains and breathe in some fresh air after dusty EXIT. Kopaonik, Zlatibor, Zlatar are some of the most famous destinations for a vacation, be it active or just a quiet getaway. If you want to unwind and refresh after long nights of partying choose one of the many spas across Serbia. Also, there is a lot of national parks, if you’re more for an active vacation or you can be one of many travellers who cycle their way through Serbia.

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2015 best performances

If you were lucky enough to visit some of the amazing summer festivals this year, then you surely have a list of your own favorite festival performances. We have visited several in Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia, and here are the performances we would set apart from others.

Starting off with Exit festival, our definite favorite was John Newman’s energetic performance. He impressed us not only with his singing but with his dancing skills as well! We should also mention the amazing Hardwell, no 1 DJ, whose performance provoked a lot of dancing as well and made the crowd fall in love with this talented artist.

The Sea Dance adventure was definitely marked by the performance of the band we are mostly used to seeing at Exit festival: the Prodigy. As always, amazing energy and songs that we all know well never fail to put up a great show. 

As for our Zrce beach favorites, different festivals, different types of music, but we clearly have our favorites. Croatia Rocks let us enjoy the Fatboy Slim adventure, which is definitely a must see in every party goers life. Sonus festival was the perfect ending to a great season, as it gave us the chance to enjoy the performance of  Svan Väth, our favorite season performer. 

We are super excited to see who next year performers will be! Stay tuned and be one of the first to find out! Visit www.partytraveller.com for more info.