Beaches of the Neretva Channel

The Neretva Channel, situated between the Pelješac Peninsula, Hvar, and the mainland, offers a diverse range of coastal landscapes. This selection includes the rare sandy shores of Lumbarda, such as Bilin Žal and Pržina, as well as the shallow waters of Trstenica in Orebić. Visitors can find secluded pebble coves like Divna and Jezero on Pelješac, the latter featuring a unique freshwater lake. These locations provide varying accessibility, from beaches near ferry ports to remote spots reachable only by boat.

Trstenica Beach

Crystal clear water, sand and pebbles are Trstenica's highlights. The water access is easy and ideal for children.

Mlaska Beach

Shallow sandy beach in a protected bay on eastern Hvar, featuring an auto-camp and a dedicated nudist section.

Plaža Medvinjak

Pebble beach on the northern coast of Korčula, offering views across the channel toward the Pelješac Peninsula.

Plaža Lučica

Small pebble beach located near the Sućuraj ferry terminal on Hvar, characterized by clear waters and proximity to town.

Bilin Žal

Sandy beach in Lumbarda with shallow waters and views of the Skoji islands. Adjacent to vineyards producing local Grk wine.

Pržina

Large sandy bay in Lumbarda protected from northern winds. Features very shallow water and views toward the island of Lastovo.

Rat

Gravel beach located near Drvenik on the Makarska Riviera, offering natural shade from surrounding pine trees.

Divna

Pebble beach on the northern Pelješac coast. A small, uninhabited islet sits within swimming distance of the shore.

Tri žala

Series of three small pebble bays on the northern coast of Korčula, known for calm waters and views of Pelješac.

Plaža Jezero

Secluded pebble beach on Pelješac accessible primarily by boat. Features a natural freshwater lake located directly behind the shoreline.