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Kašjuni Beach

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Šetalište Ivana Meštrovića, Marjan peninsula, Split

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About this place Kašjuni Beach

Split's most scenic beach doubles as its queer-friendliest: Kašjuni, below the pine slopes of the Marjan peninsula, with the naturist and gay-popular section at the far western end beneath the cliffs. Practical: 20 minutes on foot or a short ride from the old town; a beach bar serves the main stretch, while the west end stays quieter and clothing-optional. Croatia's coastal scene is discreet rather than flagged - expect a mixed, relaxed crowd rather than a rainbow strip.

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Gay LGBTQ+ Gay (mostly men) Mixed LGBTQ+ Cruisy atmosphere Day venue Seasonal (summer only) Nudist allowed Cruising area Beach bar Secluded Easy access

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CATALINA ANTONIA MOMARES FUENTES
CATALINA ANTONIA MOMARES FUENTES Aug 2026

Beautiful beach, very pretty, with lots of vegetation and lovely views; however, there isn't much shade and it gets quite crowded. I recommend bringing an umbrella. It's the best beach in Split.

Anastasia Goros
Anastasia Goros Aug 2026

The beach is large and beautiful, but unfortunately, it has few shady spots. There's also only one bar serving drinks; we paid almost €10 for a Coke and an iced tea, which is very overpriced (so there are no food options nearby or on the beach)! The best thing to do is not come by car. There aren't enough parking spaces for everyone, and what we often observed was that the towing companies are making a lot of money here. Cars are parked illegally everywhere, making it difficult for them to get through on the road. There is the option of taking the bus, but it takes a very long time because the entire street is littered with illegally parked cars, and the tow trucks come by regularly. The water was very clear, so you could easily spot sea urchins. The sea is covered with small pebbles at the beginning, which makes walking into the water very easy. However, you can't walk very far because there are so many sea urchins.

Hugues P
Hugues P Aug 2026
Antonio Iorillo
Antonio Iorillo Aug 2026

Spectacular beach, clear water, very quiet and pleasant. A unique experience, highly recommended.

Christian Schneider
Christian Schneider Aug 2026

Beautiful, easily accessible beach. Small pebbles – easily walkable even without water shoes. Unfortunately, there's little shade, so sunscreen is a must. Food and drinks are hard to come by – it's best to bring everything chilled yourself. There is a bar, but the prices are outrageous: €6 for a 0.3l beer, €75 for two sun loungers and a parasol per day. However, with a beach tent, cooler, two frozen water bottles as ice packs, plus chilled drinks and snacks, you'll have a great day. Parking tip: A small path leads off at the roundabout; there are usually shady parking spots there. It's a constant flow of people, so you can almost always find a spot.

Carlos Mendonça
Carlos Mendonça Aug 2026
Vanessa Balgera
Vanessa Balgera Aug 2026

Very little beach. Water is lovely.

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Last updated on 22 September 2026

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