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Beaches & Coastal Spots

This collection spans the diverse coastline from Rabac to the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula. It features the rare sandy, shallow waters of Bijeca in Medulin and the protected pebble coves of Cape Kamenjak, such as Njive. The list includes specialized locations like the high limestone cliffs of Premantura for diving and the party-oriented Girandella Beach. Each spot offers distinct geological features, from secluded bays on Cres Island to the developed rocky plateaus of Pula’s Verudela peninsula.

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Girandella Beach

One of Croatia's hottest beaches and major party spots. The crystal clear sea also attracts windsurfers and divers.

B

Brioni

Rocky beach on Pula’s Verudela Peninsula featuring concrete sunbathing areas and views toward the Brijuni Islands.

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C

Valun Beach

A secluded pebbly beach, hidden in one of Croatia's small bays and washed by the azure sea.

D

Cliff Jumping Point

Limestone cliffs located at the southern tip of Cape Kamenjak, providing several heights for diving into deep water.

Vojtech Lörincz / CC-BY-SA

E

Bijeca

One-kilometer sandy beach in Medulin characterized by exceptionally shallow water that extends far from the shore.

Viktor Sáhó / CC BY-SA 4.0

F

Njive

Pebble and stone beach within the Cape Kamenjak nature reserve, bordered by pine trees providing natural shade.

Luka Kolar / CC BY 3.0

G

Havajka

Pebble beach in Verudela set inside a cove with high cliffs and turquoise water, used for both swimming and jumping.

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H

Prižnja

Quiet rocky cove near Rabac accessible by a coastal walking trail, offering clear water for snorkeling.