Croatian Coastline Gems

Explore the diverse shoreline of Brač, ranging from the shifting pebble cape of Zlatni Rat in Bol to the rare sandy shores of Lovrečina Bay, which houses the ruins of a 5th-century early Christian basilica. This selection features secluded naturist coves like Paklina, the gravel beach of Mala Lozna in Postira, and the shores of Martinica situated beside a 15th-century Dominican monastery. The list also includes the Koloč natural stone arch, a unique geological formation located inland near Nerežišća.

Golden Horn

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

Murvica

Pebble beach located below Murvica village, offering access to the nearby Dragon’s Cave hiking trail.

Lovrecina

Deep sandy bay on the northern coast featuring the archaeological remains of a 5th-century early Christian basilica.

Sv. Rok

Pebble beach in Sutivan featuring a stone pier and proximity to local amenities.

Martinica

Pebble beach located adjacent to a 15th-century Dominican monastery on the eastern side of Bol.

Paklina

Naturist beach west of Zlatni Rat characterized by rocky sections and pine forest shade.

Naturist Beach

Secluded naturist spot located on the northern coast near Supetar.

Mala Lozna

Gravel beach in Postira featuring a beach bar and natural shade from pine trees.

Koloč

Natural limestone arch and geological monument located near the village of Nerežišća.