Losiny, like other resort areas in Croatia, lives and thrives at the expense of tourists. Nobody wants to lose clients, and therefore the locals are always emphatically polite and friendly. Sometimes it's hard to say whether this attitude is sincere or not. But, nevertheless, you shouldn’t expect troubles from the local people. There is a very low crime rate but it's still worth keeping an eye on your belongings: in the places where the tourists gather, there is a chance to suffer from the pickpockets. To avoid trouble with the law, look at the warning signs – in some areas it is forbidden to walk on the streets without a shirt or in a bathing suit under the threat of a fine.
Family holidays with kids in Losinj Island. How to entertain your child, things to show to children.
The island of Losinj has a lot of both historical and natural attractions. There are places to take a walk with your child in silence and peace and to exercise. On the territory of Camping … 
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In Losinj's restaurants, you can taste both the dishes that are typical for central Croatia and those that the Adriatic coast is famous for. One of the most delicious and unusual local … Open
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The tradition of "korzo" came to Croatia from Italy. Every evening the streets of the cities are filled with strolling men and women in their best outfits. On holidays, all settlements are filled with the sounds of music, and many activities include traditional dances in national costumes. The sounds of the unusual local instrument, tambura, are the loudest on the streets of cities in January and February, during the Carnival. The slow, measured life of the island during the holidays is accelerated several times – the Croats like to have fun and they celebrate all the important dates in a big way.
Losiny, like many other islands of the Adriatic, was inhabited far back in Antiquity. The proof of this fact you can find not only in the collections of the local historical museums but also … Open
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National traditions of Croatia
One of the main sources of income in Croatia, especially in coastal regions, is tourism. Local residents manage hostels and private hotels. Therefore, people are extremely polite with foreigners. Even the most unexpected or complex request is met with a consent and a smile. However, this does not mean that they immediately rush to work. On the contrary, Croats are very slow. They like to postpone everything for later and do not rush to do their job. They are pretty unpunctual, but utterly polite and correct. Although, politeness can often be insincere. In Croatia, it is customary to bargain and discuss the cost of goods or services, especially in shops and even cafes in coastal areas.
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