All Inclusive Beach Holidays to Croatia

Blue Flag beaches are assessed for water quality, safety and facilities, and these resort stretches suit guests who want clean, well-managed sand from the first morning.

• Zlatni Rat, Bol: Zlatni Rat on Brac is a pebble beach whose tip shifts shape with the wind and currents, and it is one of the most photographed shorelines in Croatia. Its shallow approach makes it a dependable choice for families, while the surrounding resort offers easy access to the water. We prefer this beach for guests who value a memorable natural landmark close to their accommodation. The trade-off is that it can feel busy in peak summer, so an early swim is a good idea. Croatia beach holidays of this kind reward early starts.
• Hvar Town waterfront: Hvar Town sits on a harbour with a Blue Flag standard waterfront promenade, and the beaches a short boat ride away are often calmer than the town itself. Guests can spend the day moving between bars and beaches without relying on taxis or long walks. We recommend this option for travellers who want an island base with a strong evening atmosphere. The downside is that the harbour is lively late into the night, which suits some guests better than others. It is exactly the brief our Hvar holidays deals are built around.
• Krk island shoreline: Krk is the largest island in the Croatian Adriatic and offers a mix of pebble coves and well-kept beach stretches that are easy to reach by car from the airport. Its coastline gives guests a choice of quiet bays and busier resort fronts within a short drive. We suggest this for families who want variety without changing accommodation during the stay. The trade-off is that a hire car is often needed to reach the more remote coves, so budget for transport.
• Brela beach: Brela on the Dalmatian coast's southern stretch has a long pebble shore with clear water and a backdrop of pine-covered mountains, which gives it a calmer feel than the larger Dalmatian towns. The resort area is compact and walkable, with cafés close to the beach, and it is the kind of setting our Croatia holidays deals are built around. We find it a good match for couples who want a relaxed rhythm and easy access to the sea. The limitation is that the nightlife is quieter than on the island party circuit or in the larger city down the coast, which may not suit everyone.
• Lopud island beaches: Lopud is a small car-free island reached by a short ferry crossing from the historic old town on the Adriatic coast, and its sandy Sunj beach is one of the few sandy stretches in the area. The island has few roads and a slow pace that suits guests seeking a simple beach day. We recommend it for those who want a quieter setting with a short boat trip as the main journey, the same brief our Cheap Croatia Holidays deals are built around. The main limitation is limited food and drink choice, so check the board basis carefully before booking.