Ćunski

Ćunski sits in the southern part of Lošinj beside the island’s main road and close to the airport, but its most distinctive side appears once you leave the asphalt for the western coves. The official Lošinj walking guide traces paths toward Studenčić, Liski, Liska Slatina, Cape Kurila, Zabodarski and Artatore. From the turn-off beyond Ćunski, the descent to Liski takes about 20 minutes with roughly 50 metres of elevation change; farther on, the route crosses 108-metre Stan hill and reaches the pebble shore of Liska Slatina. Cape Kurila carries a lighthouse of the same name, while the exposed western side opens views toward Susak, Male and Vele Srakane, and Unije. For a specific meal stop, Restaurant Artatore has operated since 1972 in a pine setting about 50 metres from the coast. Public transport reaches Ćunski too: an Arriva itinerary on 5 July 2026 ran from Rijeka via Malinska, arriving in Ćunski at 13:49. The official walking map also links Ćunski with Kandija, Zabodarski and Artatore, allowing the western coast to be explored in stages.

Ćunski lies in southern Lošinj beside the island’s main road, opening westward into a network of coves and rough tracks. The official Lošinj guide leads from the village toward Studenčić and Liski, then across 108-metre Stan hill toward Liska Slatina, Cape Kurila, Zabodarski and Artatore. This geography gives Ćunski a very different feel from Mali Lošinj: instead of an urban waterfront, the key features are footpaths, dry-stone countryside and small coves. At Cape Kurila, where a lighthouse of the same name stands, the view opens across the Adriatic toward Susak, Male and Vele Srakane, and Unije.