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Brac is the highest and third largest island in the Adriatic. Pine forests, olive groves, and vineyards are plentiful. Traditional seaside pleasures are to  be found in the numerous bays, on sandy and gravel beaches that form the long and well-indented coast of Brac. The beaches have something special, particularly the Zlatni Rat beach -- their gravel promontory shifts from side to side as the wind and waves constantly change their shapes.
Interesting note: The white stone of Brac has been used in many famous buildings, including the White House in Washington, DC.

Paklina-naturist beach

Mutnik - naturist beach

Along the coast between Postire and Sutivan villages, on the northern side of the Brac island, you can find dozens of small bays and coves with beautiful scenery and natural beaches. One of them, little and hidden cove called "Mutnik", not far from a small village Mirca, is reserved for naturist sunbathers and it is a genuine tourist diamond.

Hvar, with its flower-filled gardens, its palms, its orange and lemon groves, its fragrance of rosemary, its enchanting countryside affording glimpses of a deep blues see, is an island of captivating charm.
Hvar  is the sunniest island in the Adriatic with almost 2,800 hours of sunshine per year. The hoteliers on the island pride themselves with the consistently good weather - if there is more than four hours of rain per day, they give a reduction on your stay and if snow falls (which happens once a year, on average) your stay is free!

Interesting note: Europe's oldest community theater was founded here in 1612.

Pakleni Otoci naturist beaches

The Pakleni Otoci are the most beautiful part of the Hvar riviera, if not of the whole Dalmatian coast. A cluster of wooded islands immersed in a translucent, azure sea, numerous bathing places, a myriad of small, secluded beaches, stone terraces facing the sun and beautiful deserted coves make up, as somebody said, an "arcadia within reach". The favorite excursion spots are (from east to west): Jerolim and Stipanska beaches, where clothing-optional sunbathing isn't really an option -- total tanning is de rigueur.Numerous other naturist beaches can be found all along the islands. All of the Paklina islands are clothing optional.

Stipanska and Mlin - naturist beaches

This beach, located on the island of Marinkovac, part of Paklina archipelago, is reserved for naturists, equipped with showers and a shop. A boat runs several times a day from Hvar harbor.
Mlin beach, next to the Stipanska beach, the island of Marinkovac.

Palmizana - naturist beaches

Palmizana is a part of the Paklina archipelago south of the island of Hvar. Bathing season lasts there from Easter to November. On Palmizana you can freely cast your clothes away nudism has a tradition on Palmizana, where you can be undisturbed in one of the island's many lonely coves.Palmizana is located on the southeastern part of the St. Klement island, Paklina archipelago.

Jerolim - naturist beach

On the island of Jerolim (named after a 15th-century church which has since disappeared), directly opposite Hvar town, there is a well-known and long-established naturist beach, equipped with showers and a shop.  The busiest area is around jettie but further away one can find many isolated places. A boat runs several times a day from Hvar harbor. Boats are leaving at about every half hour or so from 9am-1pm, returning at half hour intervals between 4pm and 6pm. Same goes for Stipanska. For further islands (Palmizana) boats are leaving hourly in the morning.The nudist beach on the south side of the island is popular in summertime. Take a walk in the bushes near the beach.

  Nudist - naturist auto camping

Auto camp Nudist near Vrboska village with 2.5ha for about 420 naturist guests. "Nudist" is a paradise for all naturists with its own beach, restaurant grocery shop, modern sanitary equipment and sport facilities near by.

 Mlaska - naturist auto camping, Sucuraj

Mlaska camping (naturist and textile sections) is situated 4km from the village of Sucuraj, in a sandy bay called Mlaska. Mlaska bay consists of two bays: Mala Mlaska and Velika Mlaska. In Mala Mlaska (Small Mlaska) naturist part of the camp is situated.

Zecevo - naturist beach

Naturist beach on Zecevo island is open in high season and is a 15 minute taxi boat ride from town Jelsa on the island of Hvar.

Zavala - naturist beach 

Between villages of Zavala and Sv. Nedilja, on the southern side of the island.

Zavala - naturist beach 

Naturist beach near Stari Grad, located 1km west of Helios hotel complex.

The Makarska Riviera stretches for 60km, between the towns of Brela and Gradac, with the main town Makarska. The Riviera is one of the most famous tourist locations along the Croatian coast and is also one of the most beautiful with countless sandy beaches, pine trees, sparkling water and peaceful bays. The area is also known for Biokovo Mountain, which overlooks the coastal area.
The population of the town, loomed over by Biokovo Mountain, is just around 12,000. The town was a Roman settlement and was just on the edge of the Roman Empire. It was also under the rule of the Venetians.
One of the main sights in the town is the Franciscan monastery, whose present day appearance was built in 1614. The basement of the monastery houses a Malacological museum which apparently has the largest collection of snails, shells and mussels in the world. 

Nugal - naturist beach

Young gay guys in Makarska meet on the nudist beach Nugal on the Osejava Peninsula, towards Tucepi. If you're coming from Split with a car, turn right when you see the sign for the tennis centre and then go all the way down. Turn right on the gravelled road and drive until you reach the end of the road (approximately 1km). This beach is popular only in the summertime.
How to get there: Driving on magistrala, 2km after Makarska in direction Dubrovnik, you will enter Tucepi. Turn at the first intersection and drive until hotel "Jadran". Park there and take the stairs to the sea. Turn right and walk until you see "FKK beach" sign on the wall.

Riviera - naturist beach

From Makarska downtown you can walk in direction west along seaside promenade at the end of "Riviera" auto camp you will enter naturist area. You can go by car too. You will have to go on highway (magistrala) in direction Split and after you exit Makarska you will see signs to "Riviera" autocamp and tennis courts which is on the left side of the road.

Split is the largest Croatian coastal city (187,599 inhabitants, 2001) and represents the ideal launching point for any Dalmatian island-hopping. Its traffic-free streets are a living treasure house, and allow you to walk though history without barriers or museum curators. The Roman Palace is a where students promenade under floodlights at night, sitting in cafes sipping cappuccinos. The site was first settled when, at the end of the third century AD, the Roman Emperor Diocletian built his palace here. The importance of Diocletian's Palace far transcends local significance because of its level of preservation and the buildings of succeeding historical periods built within its walls, which today form the very heart of old Split. Diocletian's Palace is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

METROPOLIS

METROPOLIS is known as the unofficial gay club among male homosexuals, lesbians and bisexuals in Split. The attitude in the club is macho and you will need a "gaydar" or a local gossip columnist with you to detect any gay people here as they act very discreet.

GETTO CLUB,

KLUB SVJETSKIH PUTNIKA, Gay-welcomed café-bar behind The National Theatre

BULA- Club in the old palace

PORTA- Club in the old palace

SEMAFOR

The café-bar opposite the main Post Office (HP)

TELEAPEL SPLIT,

Duliovo naturist beach

Duilovo is the most active and popular gay beach in the Split area. The meeting spot can be found on the hills above the rocky strip of land between HOTEL ZAGREB and the village of Stobrec. You don't have to be discreet as almost all visitors are told to be gay. To get there, take bus no. 15 from the city.

Kasjuni naturist beach

The rocky beach and the hilly area just before IO, the Institute of Oceanography (Instituta za oceanografiju) is known to be a meeting spot for male homosexuals and bisexuals. This beach is mixed so we recommend you to be discreet.The beach can be found on the tip of the Marjan peninsula. To get there, take bus No.12 from the Church of St. Francis, which can be found near HOTEL BELLEVUE.

Bacvice area

Other meeting spots
Other popular cruising areas are The Main railway station (Glavni kolodvor), the City Park (near the monument), the Main bus station and the park and beach behind it is very active and popular.

Trogir is a beautiful medieval city 25km west of Split and about 61km (38 miles) from Sibenik. It has a population of just over 10,000 and the town is a UNESCO world heritage site. In the 3rd century BC, Greeks from the island of Vis founded the settlement Tragurion before being part of the Roman Empire. The city was under Venetian and Austrian rule too.
Part of the city walls, built between the 13th and 14th centuries are visible today on the southern side of the city. In the middle of the wall the city gate, built in 1593, is present. The cathedral on the east side of the city is on the main square and dates from the beginning of the 13th century.

To get to the gay spot, walk to Hotel Medena near the village of Seget, 4km away from Trogir. At the end of the hotel pavement begins a rocky beach. The beach is very mixed but take a look at the hill on your right side.

There are lots of authentic fishermen villages in many bays on island Vis. Enjoy total private and isolated ambiance, where you can enjoy silence of the sea, without phone noise. 
Bisevo is small island (5.8 sq. kilometers) about five kilometers south west from Vis There are a few caves on the  island, out of which Modra Spilja (the Blue Cave) is the most famous. The Vis archipelago also includes the islands of Svetac (Sveti Andrija), Jabuka, Brusnik and the islands of Palagruza.

Komiza - naturist beach

Komiza naturist beach, located just a walk distance from the hotel "Biševo", in the town of Komiza, on the island of Vis.

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