Mekicevica beach

If you're willing to take a leisurely twenty-minute stroll from the bustling tourist beach to the west, you'll be rewarded with a serene and secluded spot. This hidden gem is perfect for those who crave solitude and aren't too concerned about having access to beachside refreshments. I had the pleasure of visiting during early September, and from 2pm to 3pm, I found ample space to unwind, take a dip in the refreshing waters, and lose myself in a good book. It was an idyllic experience that I would highly recommend. 💕

Undoubtedly, the southern coast of Croatia boasts one of the most stunning beaches, which is a sight to behold. The beach is comprised of fine, velvety sand and tiny pebbles that are so white that they lend a beautiful light blue hue to the water. This idyllic spot can only be accessed through the Robinson boat service, which costs approximately 15 euros. Additionally, the Robinson restaurant serves visitors until 5 pm, making it a perfect place to spend a leisurely day.

This hidden gem of a beach has breathtaking vistas and a delightful cafe that serves mouth-watering cuisine and refreshing beverages. Despite its charms, it remains relatively unoccupied, making it the perfect spot for a tranquil getaway. The pebbled shore can be reached by footpath or taxi boat, providing visitors with easy access to the crystal-clear waters.

This beach is absolutely delightful with its stunning crystal clear water. It's definitely worth the walk to get there. Although I wore flip flops, it may be wise to wear more durable shoes. Water shoes would make it easier to navigate in and out of the water, but we managed to do it barefoot with only a few minor discomforts.

This stunning beach is a perfect spot to bask in the sun and take a refreshing swim. During our visit, there were only a handful of people around, which allowed some to sunbathe in the nude. The water was crystal clear and absolutely beautiful. The only downside was that lying on the large rocks was not the most comfortable experience. It's important to note that in the late evening, there were small red jellyfish in the bay, so it's best to avoid them. As we trekked from Hvar to Milina and back, we couldn't resist stopping at this beach twice. It was by far our favorite spot on the journey.