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In the Dubrovnik area the most common and well-known naturist beaches are on the island of Lokrum. This island is situated just outside the ancient town of Dubrovnik.

Lokrum island - just outside Dubrovnik

There are boats leaving the old town's harbor every hour on the hour. Return from Lokrum at 20 minutes past every hour. Travel time is about 10 minutes and the price for a round-trip is 20 kuna for adults. From the harbor at Lokrum there is a 5-10 minutes walk to the nudist beach. Just follow the road to the left after debarking the vessel. There are clear signs showing you the way. After a slight climbing of the road you’re entering the nudist area.
Gay nude beach, as usually, is situated at the end of the nude beach, so when you enter the nude area keep on walking. This is one of the most known gay nude beaches in Croatia and woods above the beach can be “cruisy”. In summer months it can accommodate over 100 guys looking for all over tan.

Dubrovnik Lokrum nudist beach

Located on the Babin Kuk part of the town.
Walk down the path next to the hotel President. When you reach the stairs turn toward steep rocks. This is where gay men come to enjoy sun and sea...
Head from the town on the number 4 bus line. The gay beach is between the end of the no. 4 bus line (a big hotel President) and Copacabana Beach. If you are walking from the bus stop to Copacabana, the gay area is before reaching Copacabana. There is really no beach, just rocks and boulders! Pretty spot, though!

Cavtat a town of beautiful palaces, summer mansions and hotels, with a pleasant climate and luxuriant vegetation, nice beaches and peaceful coves, is the tourist centre of the southernmost part of the Croatian coast.

Gay nude beach can be found behind the Croatia hotel. Beneath the pool walk along the path to the right and hopefully you will discover gay area of the beach.

For those seeking peace, tranquility and undisturbed nude sunbathing, Elaphite (Elafiti) islands are the right place to go. There are numerous lonely beaches and coves perfect for spending a day under the sun in a natural way.

The Elaphite or as their name suggests Deer Islands consist of large number of reefs and rocks and eight islands and five islets, namely: Daksa, Koločep (Kalamota), St. Andrija, Lopud, Ruda, Šipan, Mišnjak, Jakljan, Kosmeč, Goleč, Crkvine, Tajan and Olipa. They are located just west of Dubrovnik. Only three islands in the whole Elphite archipelago are inhabited; Kolocep (Kalamota), Lopud and Šipan. The others are just a playplace oasis for the gull rarely disturbed by the lonesome visitor in search of tranquil isolation.

To get to any of the inhabited Elaphite islands is fairly easy as ferry boats go on a regular basis leaving out of Dubrovnik's port, the Port of Gruz.

Sunj beach on Lopud

Kolocep (Kalamota) - is the smallest of the three settled Elaphite islands, closest to Dubrovnik, this island is like a small park from dreams. The island is full of pine and carob trees entangled with citrus gardens and small olive groves. The island is made up of limestone and dolomite rock but at each end every settlement has its own, natural, miraculous sandy beach.
Lopud - The island in the middle as it has been called, is located between Kolocep and Šipan. It is full of Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation, amazing cypress and pine parks and citrus gardens. This is the most visited island in the Elaphite archipelago, mainly for its amazing Šunj sandy beach which is partly naturist.
Šipan - The Golden Island is the largest of the settled Elaphite islands, the sight of many Dubrovnik Republic aristocratic manors.

Kolocep island