The island of Pašman (63 km²) belongs to the Archipelago of Zadar. It was formed after Ugljan and Pašman were split up into two islands by the 1883 Ždrelac cut, over which now stands a bridge. Both islands were named after their largest settlements, and both have ferry lines connecting them to the mainland (Zadar and Biograd).
Croatia / Zadar / Biograd na Moru / Biograd na Moru – Coast King Petar Krešimir IV
Croatia / Zadar / Nin / The beach in Nin
Croatia / Zadar / Pakoštane / Pakoštane – view from Villa Ljubica
Croatia / Zadar / Tkon / Tkon Live cam – ferry – Dalmatia – Croatia
Slovenia / Coastal–Karst / Piran / Villa Piranesi Live view Piran – Slovenia
Italy / Friuli-Venezia Giulia / Trieste / Marina Trieste – Yacht club Adriatico Webcam
Italy / Friuli-Venezia Giulia / Trieste / Yacht club Adriatico Webcam – Marina Trieste
Croatia / Primorje-Gorski Kotar / Veli Lošinj / Webcam Rovenska – Veli Lošinj
Croatia / Split-Dalmatia / Brač / Milna – along the Bay (Brač Island)
Croatia / Split-Dalmatia / Split / Split – Marina – Kaštela
Croatia / Zadar / Zadar / Marina Borik – Webcam Zadar
Italy / Latium / Ponza / Island of Ponza livecam – the port webcam live
Croatia / Primorje-Gorski Kotar / Čavle / Webcam Grobnik Airfield – Čavle – Rijeka
Slovenia / Goriška / Bovec / Bovec airport webcam – Skydive Bovec
St. Barths / St. Barths / Gustavia / St-Barth’s Live Webcam – Gustaf III Airport – Caribbean
Spain / Canary Islands / Tenerife / Live webcam north Airport Tenerife – Canary Islands – Spain
Slovenia / Savinja / Celje / Webcam Celje – Main swimming pool
Italy / Trentino-Alto Adige / Rio Pusteria-Mühlbach / Gitschberg Jochtal | Steinermandl | Rio Pusteria
Italy / Sardinia / Santa Teresa Gallura / La Liccia beach webcam Rena Majore – Santa Teresa Gallura livecam Sardinia
Slovenia / Coastal–Karst / Sežana / Sežana Basket
