Stranden in Split en Dalmatië

Best Beaches in Split & Dalmatia

This selection of Dalmatian beaches spans from the shifting shingle spit of the Golden Horn on Brač to the rare sandy shores of Lovrečina, which houses 5th-century basilica ruins. The list includes Split’s central sandy hub, Bačvice, and the secluded pebble coves of Dubovica and Murvica. On Vis island, Srebrna Beach offers large, flat silver stones facing the open Adriatic, while Brela’s Punta Rata features dense pine forests and the iconic Brela Stone.

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Golden Horn

One of Croatia's best beaches and a favourite one amongst surfers. The golden shingle is simply heavenly.

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Punta Rata Beach

A stretch of soft, sandy beaches with many small coves where you can find some privacy. Simply perfect.

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Bacvice Beach

Split's main beach and a major party spot with many clubs and bars. Well-equipped with many facilities and good for children.

Dubovica

Pebble beach set in a secluded cove on Hvar island, featuring a 17th-century noble manor house. It is accessible via a steep walking trail from the main road.

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Murvica

Located on the southern slopes of Brač island, this pebble beach sits below a village of the same name and is situated near the Dragon’s Cave, which contains 15th-century relief carvings.

Srebrna Beach

Situated on Vis island, this beach is characterized by large, flat white pebbles that appear silver. It faces the open sea and remains largely undeveloped with no commercial facilities.

Lovrecina

A rare sandy beach on the northern coast of Brač island. It contains the archaeological remains of a 5th-century early Christian basilica located just meters from the shoreline.