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Nonetheless, we solved the problem.
First, you analyze years of feedback, coming from millions of those who are holidaying in Croatia. Then, add a bit of personal experience. Finally, we narrowed it down to the five best beaches in Croatia.
It’s a hidden paradise, that’s what it is. When you approach the beach from the land, you simply need to take a moment to really start believing your eyes. Stiniva beach is the prime example of what nature can do when it feels creative.
Cliffs around the small cove where the beach lies block the view from the sea, making it completely invisible to the eyes of those on boats and ships. What you get in return is a unique feeling of isolation and utmost freedom. In other words, you are becoming one with nature on the most beautiful beach in Europe.
You take the ferry from Zadar. Once on the island, either head directly to the beach following route 109. Or, if you find yourself in Božava, a small town on the island on the opposite side from the beach, take a tourist train that brings people on and off the beach every two hours.
If you want to feel like you’re on a tropical island in the middle of Europe, Zlatni Rat beach is your place.
A long stretch of a triangular-shaped land, covered with small, rounded gravel on the edges and dense pine forest in the middle, cuts far into the clear, blue sea.
From the sky, the cape takes a shape of the largest animal that has ever roamed this planet.
Zlatni Rat is the most famous beach of the Adriatic sea and surfers’ paradise during strong winds.
The ferry from Split will take you to the town of Supetar on the north side of the Brač island, opposite from the beach itself. From there, head to Bol, a small town on the south side of the island where the beach is.
If you rent a vehicle on the island, follow route 113 to Gornji Humac. Turn right on the big crossroads and route 115 will take you directly to Bol. It’s going be a great ride once you get on the south side of the Brač island. The route is full of curves when you start nearing Bol but with the breathtaking sight of the sea.
Saplunara is the small village on the southeast tip of Mljet that is easily accessible by the road. The beach lies in the center of the double cape. Hence, it’s fully protected from the open sea by two stretches of land coming from both sides of a strangely formed cape. From the sky, it appears like someone carved out the big chunk of land in the center of the cape and made the beach.
You take the ferry from the Papratno on the Pelješac peninsula. It will take you to Sobra, a small town on Mljet. From there, take route 120 that leads directly to the Saplunara village.
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