Beaches in Croatia
Most of the visitors who come in Croatia visit at least some of Croatia’s beaches. Most of the Croatian beaches are not sandy, but gravel, pebble or rocky.
Most popular Croatian beaches:
Beaches in vicinity of Zadar
The Zadar region is characterized by a multitude of small coves, islets, islands with beautiful gravel, sand, stone and natural beaches. The Zadar Archipelago has many small and large islands, each of which is unique. The variety and diversity of the coastline in this area allow every tourist to find their … Read more » Beaches in vicinity of ZadarSandy Beaches of Kvarner
The biggest value of the Kvarner are the beaches, preserved environment and clean waters. The most beautiful beaches are marked by Blue Flags, symbols of a preserved, safe and pleasant environment designed for fun, relaxation and recreation, high-quality service, clean sea, beaches and marinas. Rajska (Paradise) Beach and Beach Livacina in … Read more » Sandy Beaches of KvarnerSandy Beaches in Istria
Some of the most beautiful beaches in Istria and Croatia are located on the Medulin Riviera. It is not just the beauty of Medulin beaches that enchants but also their diversity. Featuring on Istria’s 80 kilometres of coastline, are sandy, pebble and rocky beaches, bare rocks with no shelter from … Read more » Sandy Beaches in IstriaThe Purity and Beauty of Croatian Beaches
Due to the beautiful beaches and clear waters, the Croatian coast has attracted more and more visitors looking for fun, rest and recreation. It has been recognized by the world’s magazines, which continually and increasingly place it on their lists of the best summer destinations. A number of world-renowned magazines included … Read more » The Purity and Beauty of Croatian BeachesSunbathing and swimming along the coast of Adriatic Sea
Swimming and sunbathing along Croatian Adriatic coast is a very popular summertime activity indulged by locals and visitors alike. Croatia has numerous smaller and larger beaches all along the coast, so one can find a busy or isolated swimming spot at almost any place. If you travel by car along … Read more » Sunbathing and swimming along the coast of Adriatic SeaZlatni Rat
Above photo: Zlatni Rat beach viewed from Vidova Gora hill on Brac island Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) is a narrow white pebble beach on a promontory near Bol, located 2 km west of Bol harbour, on the southern coast of the island of Brac, Croatia. The shape of the beach … Read more » Zlatni Rat
Small photo gallery of Croatian beaches
below is a small photo gallery of Croatian beaches to get a general impression about beaches and swimming spots in Croatia – general overview
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- Zlatni Rat beach on Brac Island – busy with swimmers and windsurfers in the summer – Zaltni Rat at Brac is popular beach which can be pretty buzy in the summer.
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- Beach at Vis – Beach on Vis Island :There numerous tiny beaches hidden all over the islands of Croatia – this particular one is recommended as ” not to be missed” by Rough Gude
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- Pebble Beach at Brela that is surrounded with old pine trees to provide the shade on hot summer’s days.
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- Brela beach – Windy day on beach in Brela – Brela Beach – located near Makarska, south of Split: about six km long pebble beach with pine trees forming a shed on various spots.
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- Lubenice Beach – Secluded beach at Lubenice at Cres Island
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- Brela near Makarska (Dalmatia) in Croatia – a rare sandy beach in Croatia.
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- Dubrovnik’s Banje Beach – Some of the best Croatian beaches has unique views too
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- Small Beach at Dubovica in the heart of the vilage
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- Beach Pisak
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- Sunbathing on Pakleni Islands, near Hvar
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- Paradise Beach in Lopar / San Marino Island of Rab
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- Beach on Brac
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- Beach in Miimice
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- Omis beach
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- Zlatni Rat Beach – Bol – Island Brac – Croatia
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- Banje in Dubrovnik
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- Cute Brodarica swimming spot
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- Stiniva Bay and beach on Vis island
Other popular beaches:
- Brela Beach – located near Makarska, south of Split: about six km long pebble beach with pine trees forming a shed on various spots;
- Paradise Beach – located near Lopar on the Island of Rab;
- Trstenica Beach – located on Peljesac peninsula, near Orebic;
- Zrce Beach – located on Pag Island – popular 24/7 clubbing beach;
- Beaches at Pakleni Islands – Hvar island – popular archipelago for swimming and sunbathing
- Baska Voda Beach – blue flag sandy beach in Dalmatia
More info on Beaches of Croatia:
- More info on Beaches of Croatia: – Croatian Beaches Blog
- Check Quality of seawater at various Croatian Beaches – searchable map and database – updated regularly
- About swimming and sunbathing in Croatia
- Beaches in Dubrovnik – listing and description of beaches in Dubrovnik
- Korcula Beaches – listing and description of beaches at the Island of Korcula.
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