Potovosce beach

The cost of parking was 70kn/10€, while sunbeds with sunshades were priced at 200kn and required an early arrival before 11am. The restroom facilities consisted of 3 toi-toi units, which were not the most sanitary. Regrettably, there were no dressing rooms or showers available, and only cash payments were accepted. Despite these minor inconveniences, the beach itself was pristine and serene, with a stunningly beautiful sea that is a must-see for any traveler. The picturesque landscape is truly a sight to behold and should be on every traveler's bucket list.

Although the beach may appear to be a paradise according to others, my personal experience was quite different. The abundance of wasps was overwhelming, making it impossible to enjoy a meal without constant interruption. This detracted from the overall beauty of the beach and made it less enjoyable than anticipated.

The beach is enjoyable, and the journey to get there is quite scenic.

This beach is absolutely charming and can be reached by a narrow path. The water is incredibly clear and teeming with fish, making it a fantastic spot for snorkeling. Compared to other beaches we visited, this one is significantly less crowded. While there is a small bar that offers basic drinks and food, it's best not to expect anything too fancy. Additionally, it's cash only. Parking costs 50Kn per day, but you can park your car just outside. Sunbeds are available for 120Kn, but if you want to snag a free one, you'll need to arrive around 10am. There are only two mobile toilets, so keep that in mind.

The beach itself is worth a solid four stars, but the facilities are a bit of a letdown with only two stars. We had our hearts set on finding a beach with cushy sunbeds, but alas, we were disappointed. Getting there was a breeze thanks to the good, easy road that leads straight to the beach. However, we were less thrilled with the steep parking fee of 50 kuna (cash only, but they do accept euros at a conversion rate of 7 euros). The beach itself is lovely, with white sand and pebbles of medium to small size. The bay is small and picturesque, with crystal-clear water and a stunning view of the mainland mountains. Unfortunately, the facilities left a lot to be desired. The beds and umbrellas cost a whopping 120 kuna, and the hard plastic beds were devoid of any cushioning. To make matters worse, the two portable toilets (one for men, one for women) were of the dreaded Dixi variety and reeked of unpleasant odors. There was no toilet paper to be found, and no hand-washing stations in sight. On the bright side, there is a bar located right next to the beach. They serve up fast food favorites like burgers and fries, along with refreshing drinks and lively music. All in all, this beach is nice enough, but the high cost of the lackluster facilities leaves something to be desired.