Zlatni Rat

Do you want to visit the most beautiful and well-known Croatian beach? Today's answer is most likely Brač Island. It is home to Zlatni Rat, one of the most photographed beaches in the country. This beach is known as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn because of its unusual shoreline, which is dotted with gleaming pebbles. Many world-famous business and travel journals, including the New York Times, National Geographic, and Insider Travel, have included it as one of the world's most stunning beaches. The elegance and attraction of the Zlatni Rat have made it a symbol of both Bol and Croatia, and the Croatian government has designated it as a geomorphological monument. You will discover an unlimited supply of restaurants and hotels, as well as umbrellas, day seats, and whatever else you would need to rent.

This beach is large enough for children and romantic enough for couples, and it has everything you could want from a beach day in Brac. Despite the fact that the beach attracts crowds during the summer, it remains a popular location. In fact, you may find it difficult to leave the clear, shallow seas and breathtaking scenery.

Location: Bol, Brač Island, Croatia