the vast majority of Croatia's beaches are pebbly or rocky. While they offer a unique beauty to Croatia's beaches, sometimes, ...

intimate rocky coves, beaches cleverly carved out of concrete platforms, watering holes under waterfalls – you’ll find all of this in Croatia, sometimes even on the same island. Recommended ...

While pebbly and rocky beaches are more common than sandy stretches in Dubrovnik, these hotels show off the best coastal ...

The main draw of Korčula’s south coast is arguably Pupnatska Luka Beach, a pebble beach around a 20-minute drive from the old ...

The other beaches are mostly undisturbed nature, ending in rocky beaches. Walking further round, past Lone Bay, with its public changing cabins, smaller coves have shallow, the calm waters of Kuvi ...

From white sandy beaches to lush mountains and quaint towns, this tiny EU island wouldn't look out of place if it was picked ...

Which of Croatia’s islands should you visit ... Follow the coastal path from Rovenska and you pass more secluded rocky beaches. If you continue along this shore for close to three kilometres, ...

From rugged mountains and powdery white beaches to roaring waterfalls, Croatia's landscape is incredibly ... With its stark, rocky landscape, "taking a trip to Pag is like taking a trip to the ...

Imagine lounging on a white pebble beach while turquoise waves lap at limestone cliffs and your only worry is if you've applied enough sunblock. Sound appealing? Croatia's hidden coves and ...

so bring swimming shoes to make the most of the pebbly and rocky beaches and the concrete bathing platforms created by many of the hotels here. And whatever hotel websites might tell you, legally ...