
Pasjača Beach
Pasjača Beach is a remote beach at the far southern end of the Konavle coast.
Photo: Croq / CC BY-SA 3.0
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Photo: Kristijan Bezjak / Croatia Atlas
Open to the west means sun until it goes down. Bura at its back means flat water. Under a kilometre means you walk. All of it comes from the coastline, not from a score.
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Pasjača Beach is a remote beach at the far southern end of the Konavle coast.
Photo: Croq / CC BY-SA 3.0

A quiet bay north of Katoro, above the oldest sewn boat in the Mediterranean.
Photo: Ato 01 / CC BY-SA 4.0

A shingle cove between Medulin and Premantura, with pine shade.
Photo: Marco Usan / CC BY 3.0

A wild hidden cove reached only by a path through the forest.
Photo: Tengilorg / CC BY 3.0

A quiet cove on Hvar's south coast with clear, calm water for a swim.
Photo: Falk2 / CC BY-SA 3.0 de

Pasjača Beach is a remote beach at the far southern end of the Konavle coast.
Photo: Croq / CC BY-SA 3.0

A quiet bay north of Katoro, above the oldest sewn boat in the Mediterranean.
Photo: Ato 01 / CC BY-SA 4.0

A shingle cove between Medulin and Premantura, with pine shade.
Photo: Marco Usan / CC BY 3.0
Under a kilometre from the middle of town, no car and no bus needed.

The main town beach west of the centre: pebbles, concrete platforms and a shallow entry.
Photo: Adam Zivner / CC BY 2.5

Ključice Beach is a small cove on the northern edge of Cavtat.
Photo: Eddy Genne / CC BY 3.0

Pinija Beach is a pine-shaded swimming spot close to the old town.
Photo: Filip Bunkens pitslamp / CC0

A beach right at the edge of Hvar's old town, made for a quick swim between sights.
Photo: Herbert wie / CC BY-SA 4.0
The furthest from any centre, which is usually why they stay quiet in August.

A quieter beach on Korčula, a step away from the busier stretches of coast.
Photo: Muleni at English Wikipedia / Public domain

A deep, sheltered bay on Korčula, calm water well protected from wind.
Photo: Photograph by Greg O'Beirne / CC BY 2.5

Molunat Bay is a secluded cove at the far southern end of Konavle.
Photo: Fridolin freudenfett (Peter Kuley) / CC BY-SA 3.0

A stretch of coast on Hvar's south side, open and easy for an unhurried swim.
Photo: Topalaska / CC BY-SA 4.0
The Maestral runs straight in from early afternoon, which surfers look for and readers do not.

A quiet bay north of Katoro, above the oldest sewn boat in the Mediterranean.
Photo: Ato 01 / CC BY-SA 4.0

A shingle cove between Medulin and Premantura, with pine shade.
Photo: Marco Usan / CC BY 3.0

A low-key rocky beach along the Rovinj coastline.
Photo: Zoran Kurelić Rabko / CC BY-SA 3.0

A beach resort further south along the coast, beyond Medveja.
Photo: Jernej Furman from Slovenia / CC BY 2.0
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