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- ToURIST INFO / Excursions on the island Excursions on the island Veliko Blato Veliko blato is 2 km from Povljana and it can be accessed by an asphalt road leading to the town of Vlašići. Veliko blato is a protected Ornithological reserve of wading birds. This is the last place of this kind in Europe where this particular kind of birds flies down on their way to the South. There are freshwater fish in the lake of Veliko blato. Veliko blato was one of the first fish farms in Europe, adapted for this purpose by the family Košcina. Malo Blato Malo blato is also 2 km from Povljana in Mlinica area and can be accessed by the main road leading to Pag. This freshwater lake is situated approximately 10 km away from the town of Pag. The institutions in authority declared it a special ornithological reserve. Stara Povljana bay The bay can be accessed by the road cutting across the field of Povljana. The road is asphalted to the chapel and continues to the left as macadam leading to the bay. (there are signs). Until 17th century there was an older Povljana settlement. Historical records mention it in connection with the founding of St Marin Church on February 13, 1335. The settlement is also mentioned in 1452 and 1492, even though it is older still. Today numerous sand beaches can be found in the bay, with inaccessible rocks to the south, while the north abounds with small beaches and inlets, accessible rockery and earth paths leading you to freshwater lakes, even more beautiful sand beaches and finally, to Pustograd, a breathtakingly beautiful wild inlet. Here ends you adventure by the sea, because what follows is a vertical, high cliff that never seems to end. The church of St. Martin The church can be accessed by an asphalt road across the field of Povljana. Turn right at the chapel and 200 m later, there is an earth path to the left that leads to the church. (tourist signs mark the site). The church is mentioned in the will of Dižislav Radogostić Vuče on February 13, 1335. It has recently been entirely conserved and hence temporarily saved, and the church is an exceptionally important monument of our medieval architecture. In front of the rectangular church with semicircular apse there is an open walled space. On April 23, 2008, on the Day of the Povljana municipality, the church will be solemnly blessed. The church of St. Nikola About 1 km to the southwest from the centre of Povljana, near Perilo beach, there is a very important monument of Croatian architecture, St. Nikola church. The church dates back to the 9th century. Archaeological research was conducted in the church and it has been conserved. The church courtyard is walled by a high, wide wall containing a cemetery. Curative mud "Segal" West from Povljana, along Dubrovnik beach, there is “Segal” lake with therapeutic peloids. The sea is ahead while the woods and long walking trails are behind. If you are lucky, beautiful white swans may emerge from somewhere again.
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- TURIST INFO / izleti otoka Izleti otoka Veliko Blato Veliko blato nalazi se 2 km od Povljane i do njega se stiže asfaltiranom cestom koja vodi prema mjestu Vlašići. Veliko blato je zaštićeni Ornitološki rezervat - rezervat ptica močvarica. To je posljednje takvo mjesto u Europi na koje određene vrste ptica močvarica mogu sletjeti na svom putu prema jugu. U jezeru Veliko blato ima slatkovodnih riba. Veliko blato je bilo jedno od prvih ribogojilišta u Europi, a u te ga je svrhe uredila obitelj Košćina. Malo Blato Malo blato se također nalazi na 2 km od Povljane u predjelu Mlinica i do njega se stiže glavnom cestom koja vodi za Pag. Na oko 10 km od grada Paga nalazi se Malo blato, slatkovodno jezero koje je odlukom nadležnih državnih institucija proglašeno posebnim ornitološkim rezervatom. Uvala Stara Povljana Do uvale se dolazi cestom preko povljanskog polja. Cesta je asfaltirana do kapelice i dalje nastavlja lijevo makadam cestom do uvale ( postoje oznake ). Do 17-og. st. u uvali se nalazilo starije naselje Povljana.U povjesnim izvorima se spominje prilikom gradnje crkve Sv.Martina 13. veljače 1335. Poslije se još spominje 1452. i 1492., premda je naselje još starije. Danas je uvala bogata pješčanim plažama, nepristupačnim stjenama sa svoje južne strane, dok je njen sjeverni dio prepun malih plaža i uvala, pristupačnog kamenjara i zemljanih staza koje će vas odvesti do slatkovodnog jezera, još ljepših pješčanih plaža i na kraju do Pustograda, uvale koja oduzima dah svojom divljom ljepotom. Tu se i završava vaša avantura uz more, jer se nadalje nastavlja samo okomita visoka stjena koja se čini kao da joj nema kraja. Crkva Sv. Martina Do crkve se dolazi asfaltiranom cestom preko povljanskog polja. Od kapelice skrenite desno i nakon 200 m, lijevo vas vodi zemljani put do crkve. ( turistička signalizacija označuje lokalitet). Crkva se spominje u oporuci Dižislava Radogostića Vuče 13. veljače 1335. bodine. U cjelosti je konzervirana i tako dugoročno spašena, kao iznimno vrijedan spomenik našeg srednjevjekovnog graditeljstva. Ispred crkve pravokutnog oblika i polukružne apside je ograđen nenatkriven prostor. 23. travnja 2008., na Dan Općine Povljana, crkva će biti svečano blagoslovljena. Crkva Sv. Nikole Oko 1 km jugozapadno od središta Povljane, pokraj plaže Perilo, nalazi se iznimno važan spomenik hrvatskog graditeljstva, crkva Sv.Nikole. Crkva je datirana u 9 stoljeće. U crkvi su provedena arheološka istraživanja i ona je konzervirana. U dvorištu crkve omeđeno visokim širokim zidom nalazi se groblje. Ljekovito blato "Segal" Zapadno od Povljane uz plažu Dubrovnik, nalazi se jezero ''Segal'' sa ljekovitim peloidom. Ispred vas je more , iza vas je šuma i duge staze za šetnju. Budete li imali sreće, možda se opet od nekud pojave prekrasni bijeli labudovi.