Tours to Beaches in Croatia

Tours to Beaches in Croatia

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Stretching almost 1,800 kilometers along the Adriatic Sea, Croatia is a paradise for beachgoers. Add another 4,000 kilometers of coastline framing the 1,246 islands dotted about the crystal-clear sea, and you’ll find some of the best beaches in Croatia—and likely the world. The iconic Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) on the island of Brač is a must-visit for water sports enthusiasts, while Hvar's Dubovica Beach is postcard-perfect and ideal for swimming. The sandy oasis of Sakarun on the island of Dugi Otok is best for laid-back beachbars and snorkeling fun. And, if you're after a beach with a bit of everything, Rajska Plaza on the island of Rab boasts water sports, beachside cafés, and a buzzing atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a fun-filled day of watersports or a tranquil oasis away from the crowds, a beach getaway is a must on any Croatia trip. Check out our tours featuring Croatia's best beaches to make your best pick.

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Hilary M | Traveled in June
Excellent

Wonderful sailing trip, with like minded guests sharing great experiences, led by an excellent skipper/CEO who used his local experience to provide great dining, information about Montenegro including history and customs. With my group, I would have been happy to do an extra week up to Split. Loved every minute

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Beverly Q | Traveled in June
Excellent

Exciting, exhilirating, sooo much history....we had fun and made some really good lifetime friends. We are the type to be up for early breakfast and 'go go go' all day to return after a late supper feeling exhausted but happy. Thank you G.

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Susan S | Traveled in May
Excellent

Very interesting history and beautiful landscapes and architecture. I am not a good historian, so it was helpful and impactful to hear from locals that have lived through the difficult times that have occurred (Bosnian war for one). This type of tour is made that much more enjoyable having a local guide. I know that I would not have come away with the same experience had I just travelled on my own.

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Sophie C | Traveled in May
Excellent

We all had an unforgettable trip. We were lucky with great weather but either way every day was an absolute blast, and I really want to reiterate how great Marko was - it wouldn’t have been the same without him.

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Emma W | Traveled in April
Excellent

The Montenegro sailing tour is the perfect way to explore a stunning coastline. A relaxed itinerary lets you explore old, cobbled streets and dine in special eateries where locals gather to share food and swap stories. A beautiful country and expertly guided by our CEO Marko - a perfect option for anyone who likes history and wants to watch the world go by.

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Alexandra | Traveled in October
Excellent

My experience was absolutely exceptional! great food, amazing people, the best guide (Nikos), and i could not have had a better solo travelling experience! I sliced my foot in ios and had to get 5 stitches and my ceo took over and i did not have to worry about transportation or anything and she helped make sure i was comfortable and not in pain. I cannot say enough about nikos, that is a man who loves what he does and has passion for it, it is so obvious and it spreads into his groups! The other travellers were so kind and i met 3 lifelong friends there who we will be meeting up again soon and planning to book another gadventure your. so grateful for my time, made me want to travel more!

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Beaches in Croatia

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  1. Zlatni Rat: Head to the charming town of Bol on the island of Brač to find the world-famous Zlatni Rat, one of the best beaches in Croatia. Also known as the Golden Horn, this spectacular stretch of pebbles and sand is a hotspot for water sports! The windsurfing and kitesurfing conditions are top-notch, and the surrounding pine groves provide a picturesque backdrop for a leisurely seaside stroll.
  2. Kamenjak: This rugged, unspoiled coastal gem of a beach is situated in the southernmost part of Istria, Kamenjak. You’ll find plenty of secluded coves and bays in this protected nature reserve, perfect for those seeking a bit of solitude. The rocky coastline is ideal for cliff jumping and exploring underwater caves. Be sure to take your snorkel or scuba gear for underwater exploration.
  3. Orebic Beach: Craving a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure? Orebic Beach on the Pelješac Peninsula is your spot. With its golden sands and calm waters, it's great for families. Stroll to the Franciscan Monastery or hop on a boat to Korčula for a taste of medieval charm.

Highlights of Tours to Beaches in Croatia

  • Join locals in a game of picigin at Bacvice Beach, one of the best beaches in Split, Croatia. The city’s most famous beach is renowned for its golden sands and vibrant atmosphere. Unwind and enjoy the sunny Mediterranean vibes after your game.
  • Embark on a boat tour from the enchanting town of Rovinj along the Istrian coast for an intimate and picturesque coastal exploration. Discover rugged cliffs and mystical hidden sea caves.
  • Plunge into the vibrant depths of Blue Lagoon near Trogir. The crystal-clear waters reveal a lively marine ecosystem, making it a snorkeler's paradise and the beautiful shades of blue create a dreamlike atmosphere.
  • Set sail on a nautical adventure to the enchanting Elaphiti Islands. Explore Koločep’s quaint villages, aromatic citrus orchards, and secluded coves. Visit medieval churches, noble villas, and serene olive groves on Šipan, and witness unrivaled sunsets on Lopud, the ‘Island of Sunsets.’
  • Hop on a boat from Dubrovnik to Lokrum Island, one of the best nude beaches in Croatia, where you can find rocky spots and hidden coves ideal for sunbathing in the bare. Enjoy the tranquility of this nature reserve, surrounded by lush vegetation and clear Adriatic waters.
  • Soak up the medieval charm of Ston, a small town on the Pelješac Peninsula. Walk along the ancient town walls for panoramic views, discover the island’s long history of salt production, and indulge in fresh oysters, mussels, and other Adriatic delicacies at local restaurants and konobas. Take a tasting tour through local wineries and savor the region's flavors.
  • Experience beachside camping at Sakarun Beach on Dugi Otok as a part of your Croatia adventure trip. Fall asleep to the soothing sounds of the Adriatic lapping the shores and wake up to a kaleidoscopic sunrise.

Travel Tips for Beaches in Croatia

  • The best time to visit Croatia for beach tours is during the summer, from June to September, when you can enjoy long, sunny days, hot temperatures, and a vibrant atmosphere. However, keep in mind that July and August are peak tourist months, so if you prefer a more relaxed experience, consider June or September.
  • Croatia's coastline is sprinkled with numerous islands, each offering a unique beach experience. Consider island hopping to discover secluded coves, hidden beaches, and the diverse charm of different regions. Ferries and catamarans make island-hopping adventures accessible and enjoyable.
  • Many beaches in Croatia feature pebbles rather than sand, so it's advisable to bring water shoes or sturdy sandals. This makes walking on the little stones more comfortable and protects your feet when exploring rocky coves and sea caves.
  • Croatia has a long-standing tradition of naturism, and there are designated nudist beaches. If you choose to visit these areas, be mindful of naturist etiquette and respect the preferences of others. Always check if the beach is officially designated for nude sunbathing.

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