Around Vrsar, bathing areas mix small pebbles, rock and paved Istrian-stone sections rather than one uniform beach type. The Vrsar coast includes an archipelago of 18 local islands and islets, a defining part of the view from town. Pick a beach by sea entry, shade, facilities and atmosphere rather than by a generic “best beach” ranking. A family day and a quiet-cove day need different answers, and the coastline gives you enough variety to choose accordingly.
Around Vrsar, bathing areas mix small pebbles, rock and paved Istrian-stone sections rather than one uniform beach type.
The Vrsar coast includes an archipelago of 18 local islands and islets, a defining part of the view from town.
Both Vrsar and Funtana have active waterfronts and marinas, which makes sea time, harbour walks and boating natural parts of a combined trip.
Porto Sole
Over 1 km long according to the Vrsar Tourist Board.
Belvedere
Mixed Istrian shore with holm-oak shade.
Petalon
Waterfront sections with gravel shores and stone plateaus.
Public Beach Montraker
About 500 m from the old town; sports and family facilities are listed by the local board.
Koversada
Includes sheltered pebble bays and a man-made sandy beach.
Valkanela
Large bay on the Vrsar–Funtana side of the coast.
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Key factual details on this page are checked against official destination sources. Seasonal services, opening hours and transport can change.
Key factual details on this page are checked against official destination sources. Seasonal services, opening hours and transport can change.
Vrsar: Beaches
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