Dubovica, Hvar

The natural bay which is only 8 km away from the city of Hvar is adorned by a beautiful, long, and relatively wide pebbly beach. It’s widely used by yachtsmen who anchor their yachts and motorboats here throughout the season. In its vicinity there is a village of the same name where you’ll find a couple of fishing houses, a church, and an aristocratic residence from the 18th century.

Stiniva, Vis

This bay will capture your attention at first sight with its extraordinary shape gripped between cliffs since it was created by a collapsed roof of a large cave. A small pebbly beach represents a major attraction for tourists and there’s also something for those who like to explore the world undersea. Indented rocks hidden under the sea level offer magnificent views.

Krivica Bay, Losinj

This bay is among the most protected ones within this part of the Adriatic Sea. Sweet-smelling emerald pines grow all around and the bay is almost uninhabited so in addition to natural beauty you’ll also find perfect peace here. 

Zlatni Rat, the Brac Island

Even though there’s no anchorage space situated near this beach, yachtsmen are nonetheless coming to its vicinity during the day to have a swim and feast on its beauty. In addition to the vast pebbly beach there is also a pine forest where you’ll find a refreshing shade. The only disadvantage might be the high number of tourists who are attracted to the beach every day, so you certainly won’t be alone here.

Lovrecina, the Brac Island

Another beautiful bay within this island will surprise everybody who visits it with its fresh olive groves, sandy coast as well as ruins of a Middle Age church which completes the romantic atmosphere of this place.