Best Beaches in Croatia

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Croatia's enchanting coastline is adorned with a tapestry of diverse and captivating beaches. From the iconic Zlatni Rat Beach on the island of Brač, with its ever-shifting golden cape, to the seclud (Read More)ed coves of Kamenjak National Park, Croatia offers a beach experience for every taste. Crystal-clear waters, charming pebble shores, and historic coastal towns surround these coastal gems, inviting visitors to explore the Adriatic's pristine beauty and savor the unique charm of each sun-kissed destination.

Here is the list of 18 Best Beaches in Croatia

1. Zlatni Rat Beach, Brač

Zlatni Rat Beach, Brač

Zlatni Rat Beach, situated on the southern coast of the island of Brač in Croatia, is renowned for its distinctive shape—a narrow, shifting golden cape extending into the azure Adriatic Sea. The beach offers various facilities, including cafes and water sports equipment rentals.

2. Pakleni Islands, Hvar-island

Pakleni Islands, Hvar-island
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Pakleni Islands lie opposite to the Hvar Town and are one of the most visited sights around Hvar. Known as the emerald jewels, the islands are known for their exquisite natural beauty, comprising exotic lagoons, hidden beaches, breathtaking coves and secluded beaches.

3. Banje Beach, Dubrovnik

Banje Beach, Dubrovnik

Banje Beach located in Dubrovnik - Neretva County within Bosanka, is a pebble beach with an unbeatable combination of crystal clear turquoise water of the blue Adriatic Sea. It is located in the Southern Dalmatia coast. It is famous for the great panoramic views of the Old Town and Lokrum Island.

4. Dubovica Beach, Hvar-island

Dubovica Beach, Hvar-island

Dubovica Beach is located on the southern shore of Hvar island, about 8 km east of the town of Hvar. This picturesque cove is a well-known picnic area with a pebble beach. People visit Dubovica Beach for its natural beauty, serene atmosphere, and opportunities for various activities.

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5. Bacvice Beach, Split

Bacvice Beach, Split

Located near the Split’s Old Town, Bacvice Beach is a small, yet one of the most popular beaches in Split. It has unique characteristics. The sandy seabed is perfect for playing the local game of Picigin. The low waters are also suitable for snorkelling,jet skiing, sailing and pedal boating.

6. Nugal Beach, Makarska

Nugal Beach, Makarska

Nugal Beach, located about 2 km south of Makarska city on the Makarska Riviera, is renowned for its natural beauty and secluded atmosphere. This small stretch of soft white sand is celebrated as Croatia's best-known nudist beach, nestled between sheer rocky cliffs and featuring a waterfall cascading down the cliffside after rain.

7. Copacabana Beach, Dubrovnik

Copacabana Beach, Dubrovnik

Copacabana Beach is located in Dubrovnik, Croatia, within the city's southern district of Ploce. It is a pebbly beach that offers various activities and attractions for visitors. People visit Copacabana Beach for its clear waters, nature, and the famous Dubrovnik Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

8. Ambrela Beach, Pula

Ambrela Beach, Pula

Situated in the Verudela Cove, Ambrela Beach is pebble beach boasting crystal-clear waters. What sets Ambrela apart is its Blue Flag status and provides excellent facilities, including sunbeds and umbrellas. Families appreciate the shallow waters ideal for children.

9. Kolovare Beach, Zadar

Kolovare Beach, Zadar

Kolovare Beach is a popular coastal destination located in Zadar, Croatia. This inviting sandy beach stretches along the Adriatic Sea, offering visitors a perfect combination of relaxation and recreational activities. It is most known for its pristine sandy shores and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Useful information: :

  • Wheelchair accessibile
  • Parking is available.
  • showers, changing rooms, and sunbed rentals are available.
  • Lifeguards availavle 10 AM to 6 PM. 

10. Paradise Beach, Rab

Paradise Beach, Rab

Rajska Plaza, also known as Paradise Beach, is located on the northern part of Rab, in a small tourist resort called Lopar. This blue flag, sandy beach is 2 km long and is known for its clear waters, cleanliness, and beautiful surroundings. There are several beach clubs at Rajska Plaza, offering various services such as sun loungers, umbrellas, and beach towels.

11. Saplunara Beach, Mljet

Saplunara Beach, Mljet

Saplunara Beach is located at the eastern tip of Mljet Island, Croatia, and is renowned for its secluded sandy beaches, including Velika and Mala Saplunara and Blace. The bay is known for its pristine, shallow, and sandy shoreline, making it one of the best spots for relaxation and swimming.

12. Lubenice Beach, Cres

Lubenice Beach, Cres

Lubenice Beach is situated in a cove beneath the village of Lubenice on Cres Island, Croatia, approximately 25 km from Cres town. The beach is famous for its pristine pebble shoreline, crystal-clear waters, and stunning surroundings. It is renowned for its natural beauty and is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites.

13. Kap Kamenjak, Premantura

Kap Kamenjak, Premantura

Kap Kamenjak is located on the southernmost tip of the Istrian Peninsula, near the town of Premantura in Croatia. It is a nature park with a rugged coast, uninhabited islets, spectacular cliffs, beautiful beaches, and bays. Visitors can enjoy various activities such as sunbathing, swimming, diving, hiking, and biking.

14. Prapratno Beach, Pelješac Peninsula

Prapratno Beach, Pelješac Peninsula

Prapratno Beach is a stunning sandy beach located in the bay of the same name on the Pelješac Peninsula, approximately 6 kilometers southwest of Ston town. It is celebrated as one of the most beautiful beaches on the entire Adriatic coast. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the picturesque surroundings.

15. Punta Rata Beach, Makarska

Punta Rata Beach, Makarska

Punta Rata Beach is located 800 meters northwest of Brela town center, on the picturesque Makarska Riviera. Punta Rata Beach offers various water sports such as paddleboarding, beach volleyball, jet-skiing, parasailing, snorkeling, tennis, and soccer.

16. Stiniva Beach, Vis

Stiniva Beach, Vis

Stiniva Beach is located in southern Vis, the farthest inhabited island in Croatia. This secluded cove is famous for its unique natural beauty and remote location, making it a hidden gem for visitors. People can visit Stiniva Beach by boat or by hiking down from a road above. Facilities at the beach are limited due to its remote nature.

17. Sakarun Beach, Dugi Otok

Sakarun Beach, Dugi Otok

Sakarun Beach is located in a bay on the northwest coast of Dugi Otok, part of the Zadar archipelago in Croatia. It is approximately 800 meters long and is renowned as one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia, often referred to as the "Caribbean of the Adriatic". Activities at Sakarun Beach include swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the picturesque white pebble beach.

18. Lovrečina Bay, Brač

Lovrečina Bay, Brač

Lovrečina Bay is located on the northern part of the island of Brač, between Postira and Pučišće, Croatia. It is renowned for its large sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque surroundings. The beach is often referred to as the "Blue Lagoon" of this part of Croatia.

This post was published by Monika Gautam

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