Nudist Beaches in Pag Island

Pag Island, located in Lika-Senj County in Croatia, is home to some of the most beautiful nudist beaches along the Adriatic coast. Nudist beaches are known for their seclusion and natural beauty, providing a unique experience for those who prefer to sunbathe and swim in the nude. Strasko Beach, situated in the northern region of Pag Island, is one such beach. With almost 2 km of pebbled coast and golden sand, it boasts an exceptional aesthetic appeal. Nudists can enjoy a designated area close to the primary beach, complete with top-notch amenities and entertainment options. The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag since 2004. Our complete list of nudist beaches can be found in our guide below.

Pag Island

Beach Sveti Duh

Beach Sveti Duh Kolan, situated on the island of Pag in Croatia, is a picturesque sandy-pebble beach known for...

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Straško

Strasko Beach can be found in the northern region of the Pag island in Croatia, situated only a few kilometers...

Pag Island: Nudism Laws

Is nudism legal?

In Croatia, public nudity is illegal, but nudism is allowed on designated nudist beaches marked with 'FKK' signs. These beaches are typically secluded and regulated by local authorities, with strict rules against public sexual behavior and non-consensual photography. While topless sunbathing is generally accepted, full nudity is only permitted in the designated nudist areas.

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Nudist Beaches in Pag Island

Is nudism legal?

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