Uvala Borovica Beach is a scenic anchorage in RaĆŸanj, in the Sibenik County of Croatia. Known for its natural beauty, the beach is characterized by a rocky landscape, serene waters, and a surrounding of hills that provide shelter from the wind. The beach's shallow waters, teeming with a variety of fish, make it an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, and anchoring boats.
Visitors to Uvala Borovica Beach enjoy a picturesque view of the surrounding area, making it a perfect destination for families or groups of friends who spend one or two weeks a year at sea. The beach offers various licensing options, with an unlimited option recommended for larger groups, companies, or regattas needing multiple licenses for an indefinite period.
Accessing Uvala Borovica Beach can be somewhat challenging from the mainland. The most straightforward route is by boat, but for those attempting to reach the beach on foot, it involves a walk from Razanj town, followed by navigating a series of paths and climbing down rocks. The approach from the east side is usually recommended as the west side is predominantly cliffs, and some visitors have reported difficulty in finding a footpath leading to the beach.
Despite its allure, Uvala Borovica Beach has experienced issues with littering and environmental disrespect. Visitors are urged to help maintain the beach's natural beauty by disposing of their waste responsibly, thereby ensuring that the beach remains a picturesque and enjoyable destination for all.
