Emergencies

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On the island of Pag, there are two Emergency Medical Service clinics, located in the towns of Novalja and Pag.

In larger towns, some pharmacies are open 24 hours.

All foreign nationals staying in Croatia have the right to EMERGENCY CARE. Foreign guests do not pay for medical services if there is a signed convention on healthcare between Croatia and the guest’s home country.

Croatia is classified as a low-risk country for serious infectious diseases, so even guests who are regularly vaccinated in their home countries do not need additional vaccinations before coming to Croatia.

EMERGENCY AMBULANCE

  • Novalja, Špital 1 – 194 
  • Pag, Prosika 17 – 194

All guests of Camp Šimuni who require emergency medical assistance are kindly requested to first report to the camp reception (+385 23 697 441) with information about their location and what has happened, in order to direct the arrival of emergency medical services to the exact location of the incident within the camp. Since there is no doctor at the camp, guests will be referred to Pag, Kolan, or Novalja, depending on the nature of the injury.

HEALTH CENTRES

PHARMACIES

OTHER EMERGENCY CONTACTS

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