Kolicina

Kolicina refers to a small island located in the Adriatic Sea. It is part of the Croatian archipelago and is situated off the coast of the Dalmatian region. The island is characterized by its rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, typical of many islands in this part of the Mediterranean. Its size is relatively modest, making it one of the smaller landmasses in the vicinity.

Historically, Kolicina, like many other islands in the Adriatic, likely saw periods of settlement and use by fishermen and farmers. However, due to its limited resources and size, it has not maintained a permanent population in modern times. The waters surrounding Kolicina are known for their clarity and are a popular spot for recreational boating and diving for those who venture into the area.

The island's ecological significance lies in its role as a habitat for various marine and bird species. Its untouched nature offers a sanctuary for wildlife adapted to the coastal environment. Access to Kolicina is primarily by private boat, as there are no regular ferry services. Its remote and undeveloped nature contributes to its pristine state.