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The Croatian coast is 5835 km long and is considered one of the most indented coasts in Europe and even in the world, its indentation has created many bays, including the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. When we talk about Croatian beaches, we are immediately filled with the feeling of walking on the sand, soaking up the sun, listening and looking at the crystal clear sea. Therefore, get ready for a virtual guide to the most beautiful beaches in Croatia.
STARA BAŠKA, ISLAND OF KRK - Oprna
The pebble beach Oprna is in the immediate vicinity of Stara Baška. Like many other beaches on the island of Krk, Oprna was awarded the "Blue Flag", an award that confirms the crystal clear sea, safety and equipment of the beach. You can reach it by boat, but if you want to get there by car, you will have to leave it on the road and walk down the path down the cliff that leads you to the beach.
BAŠKA, ISLAND OF KRK - Vela plaža
In the southeastern part of the island is the town of Baška. Baška is adorned with a 2 km long beach that stretches along the entire town, and like Oprnu beach, Vela plaža has been adorned with the "Blue Flag" award, an international ecological award, since 1999.
LUBENICE, ISLAND CRES - beach sv. Ivan
If you want a quiet holiday, without a lot of swimmers, you have found your oasis! The island of Cres is known for its numerous hidden coves and beaches, and this beautiful white pebble beach, surrounded by untouched nature, is located at the foot of Lubenice and with its difficult accessibility allows a peaceful vacation. You can reach the beach by boat or on foot along a steep path. Interestingly, the German magazine Bild ranked this beach 15th in the competition of the 40 most beautiful beaches in the world.
DUGI OTOK - Sakarun beach
White sand, clear turquoise sea, dark pine forest. As soon as you hear these words you have to think of Sakarun beach! It is about 800 meters long, and to reach a depth of 3 meters, you will have to cross as much as 100 meters from the shore. Precisely because of this, it is a favorite among children and parents. What still adorns this beach is that it is surrounded by a pine forest that provides the required shade in the warm summer months.
BOL, ISLAND OF BRAČ - Zlatni rat
We believe you have already heard of the . A reef of white gravel about half a kilometer long that protrudes into the sea and moves depending on the waves and wind has long been a world attraction. It is surrounded by the sea, the color of which changes from turquoise to dark blue in just 15 meters. It is 2 km away from Bol and is easily accessible and well connected with the mentioned place.
PRAPRATNO, PELJEŠAC - beach Prapratno In the village of the same name, there is a sandy beach 300 meters long. The waves brought by the summer wind mistral from the Mljet Channel make the sea in the bay warm, clean, and the bay unique. It is suitable for children and non-swimmers because it is shallow, even after 150 meters from the shore it can touch the bottom.
DUBROVNIK - Banje beach
Postcards from Dubrovnik are most often adorned with a view of the old town painted from a sandy beach. Banje Beach is exactly the beach that provides an unrealistically beautiful view of the uninhabited island of Lokrum and the Old Town. This beautiful sandy-pebble beach is the most famous beach in Dubrovnik. It is very accessible, to get to the beach you need only a two minute walk from the old town. At sunset, the beach does not become deserted, but night life and night swimming start on it. KONAVLE - Pasjača beach
Pasjača beach is located between the large Konavle rocks that collapse into the sea and the sea itself. The beach can be reached by descending a steep staircase that is cut into the rocks. Due to its difficult accessibility on the beach there are no commercial facilities and it is ideal for those who want to relax and unwind in privacy and silence surrounded by beautiful nature and crystal clear sea.