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Airports in Croatia|
Bol (BWK) Dubrovnik (DBV) Osijek (OSI) |
Pleso (ZAG) Pula (PUY) Rijeka (RJK) |
Split Airport (SPU) Zadar (ZAD) |
Islands in Croatia
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Brac Ciovo Elafiti islands Hvar Kolocep |
Korcula Krk Losinj Mljet |
Murter Pag Rab Sipan |
States / Provinces in Croatia
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Dalmatia (Dubrovnik Region) Dalmatia (Sibenik Region) Dalmatia (Split Region) Dalmatia (Zadar Region) |
Istria Karlovac county Krapina-Zagorje |
Kvarner Lika-Senj County Primorsko-Goranska |
Regions in Croatia
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Dalmatia Gorski kotar |
Makarska Riviera Peljeac |
Plitvice Lakes Slavonia |
Croatia's main tourist attraction has always been its beaches. The Adriatic coast and islands are lined with amazing beaches, abounding in natural harbors, with its countless bays, ports and marinas.
Croatia offers 1.778 kilometers (1.103 miles) of seaside and should you run out of the mainland, there are still over 1.000 islands to choose from (66 inhabited) with additional 4.012 kilometers (2.487 miles) of seaside.
Croatia's naturist / Nudist / FKK beaches
Croatia has long been popular for bare-all beach holidays, especially with German and Dutch nudists. Koversada, an island linked by bridge to the Istrian mainland, is the oldest among 30 official naturist resorts. All are indicated by "FKK" signs (from the German Freikorperkultur), but there are also scores of unofficial strips.
Croatia has been an attractive naturist destination for five decades. Today there are more than 30 official naturist campsites, tourist villages, hotels, apartments, beaches and numerous more unofficial naturist bathing places.
Naturism is well accepted all along Croatian Adriatic coast. There are official naturist beaches which are sometimes within all naturist resorts and camping and sometimes there are special areas in textile resorts assigned for naturists. Often entrance is charged.
Then there are so called free beaches which are known to be naturist for many years, but not officially. Those places are mostly clothing optional.
And finally there are wild beaches where one can freely choose to be bare or to keep swimming suit on. So one day naturists prevail, and the other textiles. The point is you can choose by yourself and don't have to worry about any harrasment.
Naturist beaches are marked with signs saying "FKK" for "Freikorperkultur," German for Free Body Culture. Unofficial beaches are sometimes called free beaches. Croatia's naturist facilities often focus on different visitor categories, including families, adults, gays, and those where everyone is welcome. Beaches also often are sectioned into these categories.
Maybe it is not unimportant to point out that naturist beaches (official or not) aren't in remote hard to find areas. Most of them are usually just a walk away distance from centers of towns, villages or resorts. Many of the regular beaches have also a naturist section (usually at the end of the beach). So wherever you come, you can be sure there is a naturist beach too.
OK, now it's time to loose those ugly wet swimsuits and go for some serious skinny dipping.