Croatia's hidden coves and picturesque ... featuring clear water and white sand bordered by pine trees. Meanwhile, Veli Rat Beach offers unparalleled views of Punta Bjanca, the tallest lighthouse ...

The first thing the foreign visitor should know about beaches in Croatia is that very few of them are sandy. Fine shingle is the closest you’re going to get – and, in most cases, the beach is ...

But for a more relaxed visit, there is the main sandy beach - a rarity in Croatia with many being pebble beaches. Velika Plaza - meaning 'long beach' - stretches 700 metres with shallow waters as well ...

Tourists visit the small town to relax on sandy beaches, which are rare in Croatia. The lagoon around Nin is characterized by shallow water, making it an ideal spot for family holidays with children.

Primošten in Croatia is just three hours from Dublin ... a breathtaking landscape, many sandy beaches, crystal-blue waters and a fantastic dining culture. Tourists' expectations of the beach ...

Which of Croatia’s islands should you visit ... Čikat Bay boasts pebbled, concrete and sandy beaches. If you’re looking to get active, you’ll find a range of surfing and diving centres ...

Susak is a small island off the northern Adriatic and Croatian coast, in the Kvarner bay. This remote European island may be small in size but it packs a punch when it comes to its beauty with a ...