Croatia - sandy beaches for children
Croatia - sandy beaches for children are located only on few locations but mostly they are pebble and gravel.
Croatia coast possesses a very diverse beaches: for family, with beautiful coves or the rocky beaches, which are in almost every city on the Adriatic, and there are also city beaches.
A large number of Croatian beaches have a blue flag that means that they are ecological, clean and also provide security.
Croatia does not have a lot of beaches with small sand, mostly they are pebble and gravel, which are also suitable for small children.
We have prepared an overview of some in our opinion the most appropriate and the most famous beaches for families with children.
The beaches are divided by region, Istra, Kvarner, Northern, Central and Southern Dalmatia.
Istria:
- Umag and Kanegra (pebble-gravel, rocky)
- Medulin (sandy and gravel)
- Porec (rock, concrete and gravel-sand)
- Rovinj (rock, concrete and gravel-sand)
Kvarner:
- Lopar - Paradise - Beach - Island of Rab (sandy)
- Sunny bay - Mali Losinj (pebble-gravel, rocky)
- Riviera Crikvenica (gravel-pebble)
- Baska - Krk island (pebble-gravel)
- Strasko - Island of Pag (pebble-gravel)
- Zrce - island Pag (pebble-gravel)
Northern Dalmatia:
- Primosten (pebble-gravel)
- Solaris - Sibenik (pebble-gravel)
- Biograd (pebble-gravel)
- Saharun - Dugi Island (pebble-gravel)
- Zadar - Borik (pebble-gravel)
- Zaton - Nin Lagoon (sand)
Central Dalmatia:
- Bol - Zlatni Rat (pebble-gravel)
- Supetar - island of Brac (pebble-gravel)
- Loverčina - island of Brac - Postira (sand)
- Stiniva, Vis (pebble-gravel)
- Brela (pebble-gravel)
- Tucepi (pebble-gravel)
- Dubovica - island of Hvar (pebble-gravel)
- Pokrivenik - Hvar (pebble-gravel)
Southern Dalmatia:
- Saplunara - Island Mljet (pebble-gravel)
- Orebic (pebble-gravel)
- Slano (pebble-gravel)
Of course, Croatia has many other beaches, we have described them by each destination.
Croatia coast possesses a very diverse beaches: for family, with beautiful coves or the rocky beaches, which are in almost every city on the Adriatic, and there are also city beaches.
A large number of Croatian beaches have a blue flag that means that they are ecological, clean and also provide security.
Croatia does not have a lot of beaches with small sand, mostly they are pebble and gravel, which are also suitable for small children.
We have prepared an overview of some in our opinion the most appropriate and the most famous beaches for families with children.
The beaches are divided by region, Istra, Kvarner, Northern, Central and Southern Dalmatia.
Istria:
- Umag and Kanegra (pebble-gravel, rocky)
- Medulin (sandy and gravel)
- Porec (rock, concrete and gravel-sand)
- Rovinj (rock, concrete and gravel-sand)
Kvarner:
- Lopar - Paradise - Beach - Island of Rab (sandy)
- Sunny bay - Mali Losinj (pebble-gravel, rocky)
- Riviera Crikvenica (gravel-pebble)
- Baska - Krk island (pebble-gravel)
- Strasko - Island of Pag (pebble-gravel)
- Zrce - island Pag (pebble-gravel)
Northern Dalmatia:
- Primosten (pebble-gravel)
- Solaris - Sibenik (pebble-gravel)
- Biograd (pebble-gravel)
- Saharun - Dugi Island (pebble-gravel)
- Zadar - Borik (pebble-gravel)
- Zaton - Nin Lagoon (sand)
Central Dalmatia:
- Bol - Zlatni Rat (pebble-gravel)
- Supetar - island of Brac (pebble-gravel)
- Loverčina - island of Brac - Postira (sand)
- Stiniva, Vis (pebble-gravel)
- Brela (pebble-gravel)
- Tucepi (pebble-gravel)
- Dubovica - island of Hvar (pebble-gravel)
- Pokrivenik - Hvar (pebble-gravel)
Southern Dalmatia:
- Saplunara - Island Mljet (pebble-gravel)
- Orebic (pebble-gravel)
- Slano (pebble-gravel)
Of course, Croatia has many other beaches, we have described them by each destination.