Top Things to do in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
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Things to do in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County: The Best Beaches
Discover the best top things to do in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Croatia including Stara Baska (Old Baska), Unije, Plieski, Lubenice Beach, Kandarola Nude Beach, Mali Bok, Monty's Dog Beach and Bar, Suha Punta Beach, Zabodarski Beach, Potovosce.
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1. Stara Baska (Old Baska)
2. Unije
3. Plieski
4. Lubenice Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By evamC5140IN
Some people wrote its 25-30 minutes down but it’s not. Safely cca 60 minutes as its written on sign in Lubenice village. Better to have good shoes, tracking holes are very helpful. Some parts are very slippery. During the day there are few spots in shade but if you don’t have them, the way up can be very “hot”. Grab a lot of water, tent and be there at 8:00 ;), then you have a chance to be alone until 10:00 (people and boats). Definitely worth visit
5. Kandarola Nude Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By helenah183 - Antibes, France
This beach is fantastic with beautiful turquose water. Normally we aren't naturalist, but this is a place for peace of mind and respect so it was a nice new experience. The entry fee is 20 kona per person and my recommendation is to rent sun chairs with an umbrella (40 kuna för two chairs+umbrella). Remember to bring cash. This is like a little paradise on Earth, enjoy!
6. Mali Bok
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Hani_Hamid - Hamburg, Germany
The best thing of Cres Island is the hidden beaches. Mali Bok beach is one of them. Although it is quite challenging to reach the beach, but it is really worth the effort. The beach is located below the cliff near Orlec village and the car parking is above the cliff. It is free. From the village, we still head to the beach, the road was quite small. To go to the beach was easy but to go back to the car was super tiring. The walk-path was super steep and long, at least we walked for 20 minutes to the car. Make sure to wear shoes if you go there. Bring water and food. The beach itself was amazing. The water color was crystal blue. Although the water was cold when we were there (the end of August) but we still swam. There was no shade, so beware with the sunburnt. We spent on the beach in the afternoon so it was not that hot. We enjoyed our time there.
7. Monty's Dog Beach and Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By LulaLLL - Moncalvo, Italy
Free beach with a nice bar playing nice music all the time. You can sit for free at the bar's lounge or rent your own place (90 or 200 kunas per day depending on the site). Of course dogs are more than welcome and a special shower for them is available for free, as well as bowls for your furry friend. Some dogs are off the leash, some on the leash, you can choose what you prefer, as long as tranquility is preserved. We loved playing in the sea with other dogs, making new nice friends every day and enjoying good drinks in the shadow. A nice swing close to the rocks, drinks for dogs as well. Staff is always kind and happy. I am still dreaming of my little paradise, we loved it! The easiest and nicest beach for dogs and humans ever seen.
8. Suha Punta Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By cozonacheu - Bucharest, Romania
The thing is that if you come to the beach early you'll get a spot to stay and if you come at 12pm you won't have a place to stay and enjoy the sun. The great thing at Suha Punta is that uou have enormous stones from which you can jump from into the clear clean water.????
