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Croatian Beaches
Though most of the beaches of Croatia are pebbly, there are still some notable sandy ones that visitors from all over the world return to year after year. And why not, when the waters are blue and clear while the sceneries along the coastline are wild and unspoiled?
Some swimmers at the coast
Croatia also has numerous sheltered coves that offer absolute privacy and would make bathers feel like they have the world to their own.
Here’s a rundown on some of the famous beaches, both coastal and inland, found all over Croatia.Visitors staying in Sibenik should not miss a visit to the Krka National Park where there are numerous lakes and waterfalls to enjoy. The lower lake of the park is actually accessible to swimmers and bathers who wish to take a dip after exploring this extensive hinterland attraction.
Here you see a beautiful rocky beach on Lokrum island
Croatian Beaches: There Are Also Sandy BeachesFor those who absolutely insist on visiting sandy beaches, heading out to the Rab island and to the village of Lopar will yield some enjoyable experiences. All over the village are several tiny bays that feature sandy beaches, including the famous Paradise Beach, known for its shallow yet warm waters and fine, white sand.Visitors who forego swimming can take advantage of the many sporting facilities surrounding the beach, as well as the numerous restaurants and bars present in the area. Tip: Those seeking to enjoy a bit of privacy can just walk a few distance to reach sheltered coves - I bet you'll love it :-) Croatian Beaches: Plenty Of Possibilitis For PrivacyRelative privacy is also offered at the beach below the village of Stara Baska in the island of Krk. Though pebbly, it is still full of unspoiled sceneries and there is no crowd to contend with even during the summer season, owing to the fact that the beach is accessible only after going down a steep path from the town.Here, visitors can enjoy a swim or two in the sparkling waters without cares or worries.
Great view down through some green plants at a hidden blue beach - perfect for some privacy :-)
You should also take the time to head out to Brela Beach, located in the southern part of Brac Island. The beach is actually a part of a pebble cape that stretches out to the open sea. Here, visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or indulge in several water sports. A promenade connects this beach with the equally famous Zlatni Rat beach.
One of the top-ranked beaches in Croatia: Croatia Is The #1 Destination For Nudist BeachesThere are also several beaches in Croatia that cater to a particular activity or sport. Such are the several naturist or nudist beaches located all over. On the island of Cres is the Baldarin beach, situated well within a well-equipped naturist camp.Visitors can also head out to the islet of Proizd, near the bigger island of Korcula. Here, naturism enthusiasts can bathe in its crystalline waters while the rocks on the beach provide shelter and privacy. Find Out More About These Croatian Beaches...1. Brela Beach Brela beach with the fabulous beachfront is one of the top-ranked beaches in all of Europe with world-class hotels and accommodations... read more >>> Zrce Beach is a long pebbled beach in the northeastern part of Pag island. It's zoned for a variety of different activities, including places specifically for kids and non-swimmers... read more >>> Your summer vacation is never complete without a trip to the beach. The Makarska beache/s provide about 60 km of pebble and sandy beaches incl. Makarska-, Brela-, Tucepi- and Baska Voda Beach Resort... read more >>> These beaches are even renowned overseas! You can choose from a variety of different beaches - from rock, pebble to sand beaches... read more >>> <<< Return from Croatian Beaches to Home page
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