The 7 Best Beaches in Bol (Croatia)

The beaches in Bol in Croatia are truly breathtaking and an absolute highlight of any holiday on the Adriatic coast. It is no surprise that this charming resort town is considered one of the most popular destinations on Brac Island. The world famous Zlatni Rat Beach is a dreamlike stretch of sand and pebbles that has become a symbol of Croatia thanks to its unique beauty. Yet, beyond this iconic spot, there are many other enchanting Bol beaches waiting to be discovered. From lively shores with plenty of activities to hidden coves that promise peaceful moments and unspoiled nature, the variety is simply amazing. But which are the best beaches in Bol, what are the secret insider tips, and which bays are especially perfect for a relaxing beach holiday in Croatia?

In this complete travel guide we present the ultimate list of the best Bol beaches on Brac Island. You will also find practical tips and useful information to help plan your stay and make the most of your trip.

 

Martinica Beach

For many, the beautiful Martinica beach with its marvelous Dominican Monastery is the most beautiful beach in Bol. It is located around 800 meters from the harbor and the town center. The atmosphere here is unique, and with the picturesque monastery building, it just looks like a picture from a postcard. The Martinica beach is a pebble beach that slopes flatly, and therefore it is a wonderful place for families with children. If you like snorkeling, you will find good spots to observe the underwater world on the side edge.

Tip: The Apartments Villa Miranda offer beautiful apartments in a top location. From here you can walk to Martinica Beach as well as the beautiful Bijela Kuca Beach in a short time.

Zlatni Rat Beach

The Zlatni Rat Beach, also called the Golden Horn, is certainly Bol’s most famous beach. It is located about 2 kilometers west of the resort and can be reached by foot via the picturesque waterfront. It bears its name “Golden Horn” due to its unusual appearance: it has got the form of a huge golden-yellow sickle that stretches around 500 meters into the azure sea. Due to this magnificent backdrop, the picture of the Zlatni Rat Beach has already become a symbol of Croatia and, therefore, it adorns most postcards here in Bol.

Tip: The BRETANIDE Sport & Wellness Resort – All Inclusive is located close to the Golden Horn and convinces with a beautiful pool and wellness program.

Bijela Kuca Beach

One of the best beaches in Bol is the Bijela Kuca, which means something like the “White House”. Here you can bathe in the crystal-clear sea and at the same time enjoy a panorama as beautiful and unique as pictures that you see in travel magazines. The sea glitters in the most beautiful shades of blue, green pine trees line the beach and the small striking stone house and the beautiful Dominican monastery create a very special atmosphere. This wonderful beach is only 500 meters from Bol and can be reached quickly from the harbor.

Tip: There are many accommodations around the center of Bol. We can recommend Apartments Laguna, which offers a fantastic sea view!

Borak Beach

The Borak Beach is certainly one of the most beautiful beaches in Bol. It is located close to the Golden Horn and offers a wide range of water sports and activities. For example, you can go windsurfing here, but there is also a diving school right next to the beach. There are also a couple of great bars and restaurants that you can enjoy behind the beach of Borak. The scenery overlooking the Golden Horn is also gorgeous here and invites you to daydream.

Murvica Beach

Another highlight of the best beaches near Bol is definitely the Murvica beach. This small hidden bay is an insider tip for everyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the main beaches. It is located directly below the village of the same name, Murvica, just a few kilometers from the center. Parking spaces are available on site. A short walk downhill leads you to the beach. Down there, you can enjoy a very fine pebble beach, embedded in the hilly landscape of the vineyards. If you are looking for a real beach highlight, then you should certainly visit Murvica Beach on your holiday in Bol.

Slatina Beach (Nudist Beach)

The nudist beach Slatina is one of the most beautiful natural bays around Bol, and nudists will especially enjoy this beautiful stretch of coast. The beach is located about 6 km away from the center of the tourist village and it can only be reached by a gravel road. There are only a few parking spaces, from which a small path leads to the beach. Probably due to its secluded location, this stunning beach is often deserted and promises nude bathing at its best.

Paklina Beach (Nudist Beach)

The Paklina Beach is a very popular nudist beach in Bol, which is located only 200 meters to the west of the famous Zlatni Rat. It is one of the most popular nudist beaches, as the backdrop of the Golden Horn is a real highlight. This beach is a fine pebble beach with plenty of shade provided by green pine trees. The sea is also turquoise and crystal clear, making it ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Tip: The Villa Paola offers a stunning view and top equipment and is highly recommended! Furthermore, the Villa is located in the area behind the beach.


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