Beach Zlatni rat in Bol on island Brac is one of the best European beaches

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The beach Zlatni rat on the island of Brač is one of Europe's top five beaches in the opinion of the British daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, which says that the sandy beaches stand out as one of the jewels of the Adriatic Sea. Apart from Zlatni rat, the British journalists were fascinated by several other Croatian beaches that they recommended to tourists. One of them is Usamljena plaža (lonely beach) near the beautiful Rovinj. As its name suggests, this natural pearl is ideal for those seeking peace, tranquility and relaxation in the unspoiled nature of Istria. Ideal for a romantic vacation, as well as for family gatherings, offering plenty of entertainment. The Telegraph also emphasizes the beautiful view of Rovinj and the surrounding landscape described to look like a postcard.

The beach Zlatni rat on the island of Brač is one of Europe's top five beaches in the opinion of the British daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, which says that the sandy beaches stand out as one of the jewels of the Adriatic Sea. Apart from Zlatni rat, the British journalists were fasslika.asp?slika=3248cinated by several other Croatian beaches that they recommended to tourists. One of them is Usamljena plaža (lonely beach) near the beautiful Rovinj. As its name suggests, this natural pearl is ideal for those seeking peace, tranquility and relaxation in the unspoiled nature of Istria. Ideal for a romantic vacation, as well as for family gatherings, offering plenty of entertainment. The Telegraph also emphasizes the beautiful view of Rovinj and the surrounding landscape described to look like a postcard.



On the eastern side of the Istrian peninsula, near Lovran, stands Medveja, a fashionable place for "families with style," but also for those who like to spend time in the cocktail bars along the coast or in restaurants with local cuisine, says the Telegraph. There is also a camp with the same name - Medveja - that is worth visiting if you want to visit beach more than once!

Kraljičina plaža (the Queens beach) next to Nin, with nearly three kilometres of sandy coastline and the nearby lagoon Ždrijac with a beautiful view of Velebit is "one of those places on the Croatian coast which is breathtaking." The British newspaper adds that, due to favorable winds, this beachslika.asp?slika=2342 is particularly popular with surfers and boarders. Many sport lovers stay in a five star camp Zaton, Ninska laguna that is laying directly on sandy beach or German camp Maritime.

On one of the most beautiful islands of the Dubrovnik archipelago lies one of the few sandy beaches in the south of Croatia. Hidden on the southeast side of Lopud and yet close enough to be reached on foot, Šunj provides an ideal hiding place for those who want to just enjoy the sun and sea. This is a beach enjoyed by nudists so other visitors are warned by the Telegraph that the nudist and "normal" part of the beach are not practically separated.

The islet Proizd, located near Vela Luka, enchanted British journalists who called it a geological miracle. With its rocky beaches, that sink deep into the turquoise sea and pristine nature it is ideal for ‘Robinson’ tourism. You will find camp Mindel here that is a great starting point for visiting numerous beaches.