Secondly, these beaches are not only shared by sailors, holidaymakers, locals, and water sports enthusiasts, but also nudists! If you want to avoid the crowds, we recommend heading to the Dundo Nature Reserve and Komrčar Forest Park, and if you love a bit of culture venture to the town of Rab. Firstly, it offers the sandiest beaches on the Adriatic, which makes it an exception to the usual Croatian pebble beaches. In addition to making friends with the local dolphins, we recommend doing a bit of hiking. The crystal-clear Vrana Lake also benefits from special protection, as it supplies the entire island with fresh water. It's probably no surprise that you'll find one of the most picturesque beaches in Europe - Lubenice Beach in the emerald bay of St. The island has two ornithological reserves for griffon vultures and the waters around Cres are a protected area for bottlenose dolphins. Cres - the home of vulturesĬres is the second largest of the Adriatic islands, the second longest after Hvar and is an island that almost seems to have been created solely for nature to thrive. Just watch out for the Bora on the east of the island. Sailors frequently head to Punat for its large marina or to the renowned resorts of Krk, Malinska, Baska and Njivice. Even a whole week wouldn't be enough to discover all its beaches (more than 15 of them have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag) and the historical sights of local towns such as Vrbnik and Dobrinj, which have a rich and colourful history. Krk is one of the largest Croatian islands and the fact that it is connected to the mainland by a bridge and has its own airport makes it also the most frequently visited. But don't worry, we haven't overlooked them: they can be found in our article on the most beautiful sailing routes in Croatia.
If you run your finger along the map as you read on, you'll notice that the infamous islands of Sibenik Bay are missing. Our list of islands is sorted by location - we start in Istria in the north and continue southwards to Dalmatia.
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