ZAGREB, April 22, 2019 – Eduard Marzić, a businessman from the island of Pag and the owner of the Šimuni camping site at that island off Zadar, has promoted his project of a future residential resort with 2,000-2,500 residential units and over 1,000 berths in the area between the town of Pag and Dinjiska Bay.
Marzić, who said that he was inspired by Port Grimaud designed by architect Francois Spoerry in the 1960s, says that the project called “the Golden Coast of Pag” will cost a billion euros.
“We are not in search of investors; we have investors from all the world interested in the project. We would like to have understanding of the government and the relevant institutions and we want them to show interest and be partners in this project so that it can kick off in the next two years,” Marzić said, while insisting on efficient cooperation in provision of all necessary permits and licences for the implementation of the project.
The project can be implemented in five stages, he said and added that the planned residential resort for 10,000 inhabitants would be tourism-wise sustainable.
For instance, only electric cars would be allowed for transport through the resort.
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