Nostoval

Nostoval is a private island located off the coast of Croatia. The island is situated in the Adriatic Sea, approximately 1 kilometer off the mainland town of Rogoznica. Nostoval is an islet, a small island that is surrounded by cliffs and rocky shores.

The island is composed of limestone and dolomite, which have been worn away over time by the sea. As a result, Nostoval features a number of small beaches and coves, as well as several sea caves and grottos. The island's geology and geography give it a unique and dramatic landscape.

Nostoval is relatively small, with an area of approximately 50,000 square meters. It is primarily uninhabited, although there may be occasional visitors and boat trips to the island. The island's surroundings are also home to a variety of marine life, including fish, dolphins, and other sea creatures.

Historically, Nostoval was said to be the summer residence of a Croatian noble family. The island was purchased by the family in the 19th century and was used as a private retreat during the summer months. The island's name is derived from the Croatian language, with "Nostov" being a nod to the noble family that once owned the island.

In recent years, Nostoval has become a popular destination for boat tours and excursions. The island's unique geography and history make it an interesting and attractive place to visit, and it continues to be an important feature of the Rogoznica region.