Stranden in Makarska

Makarska Beaches & Coastline

Makarska's coastline is defined by the Biokovo mountain range meeting the Adriatic Sea, creating a series of natural pebble beaches and rocky coves. This selection includes the secluded Nugal beach, accessible via forest trails, and the 19th-century St. Peter Lighthouse peninsula. The northern Cvitačka area offers several designated clothing-optional zones (FKK) sheltered by pine forests, while Ramova provides expansive pebble shores with clear, shallow waters.

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Plaža Ramova

Pebble beach located at the northern edge of Makarska, featuring natural shade from a dense pine forest and crystal-clear water suitable for snorkeling.

Nugal

A secluded clothing-optional beach situated at the base of 30-meter high cliffs. It is accessible only by boat or a 30-minute walk through the Osejava forest park.

St. Peter Lighthouse

Constructed in 1884 on a stone peninsula, this site features rocky plateaus used for sunbathing and swimming, with views of the Makarska harbor and islands.

Cvitačka FKK

A series of small, interconnected pebble coves located north of the town center, designated for clothing-optional use and bordered by Mediterranean vegetation.

FKK

A clothing-optional pebble beach situated between the Ramova and Cvitačka areas, offering seclusion and natural shade from the surrounding pine trees.

Jadran

A narrow pebble beach located near the southern exit of Makarska, characterized by calm waters and proximity to the coastal walking path.