Lovran - all beaches

This charming pebble beach may be on the petite side, but it is nonetheless a delightful spot to soak up some sun and sea. Be prepared for a bustling atmosphere, as the beach tends to draw a crowd, including some smokers. However, there is a playground for the little ones to enjoy, and a convenient food bar on site - just be sure to bring cash.

The beach is really pleasant and peaceful with a lovely view. It's especially calming to take a stroll there during the winter months. There aren't any tourists or vehicles around.

Wow, this beach is just jam-packed with people! I mean, seriously, it's like a can of sardines down here. If you're looking for a peaceful, secluded spot to soak up some sun, this is definitely not the place for you. But hey, on the bright side, the scenery is absolutely breathtaking. Crystal-clear water, pristine sand, and plenty of great restaurants nearby. It's a real shame that the crowds have taken over what could have been a truly amazing destination. I guess it's just a victim of its own popularity.

When exploring the Kvarner area, a visit to Mošćenička Draga beach is an absolute necessity. This stunning beach is among the most breathtaking in the entire region, offering visitors a truly unforgettable experience.

The sprawling beach is among the largest in the vicinity, though parking comes at a price. Visitors can choose from a variety of surfaces to lay their towels on, including pebbles and concrete slabs. Those seeking extra comfort can rent chairs and umbrellas. The only downside is that the water temperature can be chilly at times, likely due to the influx of fresh water streams.

The beach is small but pleasant, with medium-sized round pebbles that are quite beautiful. A cold stream runs through the middle of the beach, which can be refreshing to use to cool your drink, depending on how much it has rained. Parking can be challenging as there is limited space on the side of the main road, and there is a long walk down to the beach of about 50m, with stairs and concrete provided by the locals. There are no facilities available, so be sure to bring your own food and drinks and some water to rinse off the salt.