Mulini is a city beach located at the historical city of Rovinj in the region of Istria, Croatia. It is located right next to the center of town, and you could walk there via the pedestrian embankment for about 15 minutes. 

The beach ground is made of pebbles and concrete in certain areas. Being a small beach of about 400 meters in length and 30 meters in width can accommodate about 500 bathers at a time. It is very popular for families and young couples and can get crowded during the high season. 

You can find deck chairs and umbrellas that belong to the adjacent hotel along the beach’s concrete part. While the beach entrance is entirely free, you could rent umbrellas from the hotel and other business establishments. 

The beach is kids and toddler friendly, with gentle slopes and no waves. The clear and calm water makes it great for swimming. 

Mulini Beach Details

• Length 400 meters
• Pebbles & Concrete Ground
• Shaded in some area
• Clear and Calm Water
• No Waves

Facilities

• Showers & Restrooms
• Jogging and Walking Path
• Beachfront promenade
• Sunbeds and Umbrellas for rent
• Snack bars, Cafe’s and Bars

Access 

• It can be accessed by foot
• Walking distance from the city center
• Paid Parking is available

Accommodation

There are plenty of hotels in town for the visitors, but the following there are situated closest to the beach and offers the best access and view.

Hotel Eden (4 stars) About 15 minutes walk to the beach. 

Hotel Monte Mulini (5 stars) – This is a beachfront hotel.

Hotel Lone (5 stars) – About 20 meters to the beach

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Bibione is a comune city located in the region of Veneto, Italy. Being a beach resort town, it is very popular with tourists, especially from Italy, Germany, Eastern Europe & Austria. There is no shortage of hotels, holiday apartments, and campsites here. 

The best time to visit Bibione is in the summer (May to September) when the town becomes lively. Most of the establishments and beach facilities are open in summer. 

The Bibione beach is a long stretchy beach and runs for approximately 6.45 km. It is mostly sandy with small secluded stretches in some parts. The beach is family-friendly and safe for children and toddlers. There are no waves. During the peak season, there are lifeguards and regular patrols mainly for safety. 

Facilities abound here with restrooms, showers, jogging paths, seafront promenade, sunbeds, and even a secluded dog area. Yes, there is an area dedicated to dogs, their owners, and all the doggy stuff like dog beds, parasols, and bowls. Rest assured, the beach is regularly cleaned with dog-safe disinfectant. Your dog is also welcomed to swim in the water. 

Apart from relaxing, you could swim, play beach volleyball, horseback ride, rent a motorized or paddleboat. You could also jog or cycle along the dedicated path, which runs parallel to the beach and through pinewood forest. Paid parking is available, and the beach is well connected to other parts of town with public transportation. 

For the naturist, some parts of the beach are nudist areas. 

An important law to observe here is the smoking-free zone. The local government has declared a smoking ban on the area between the first row of beach umbrellas and the shore. However, you could smoke at the umbrella renting area or under your umbrella, but nothing beyond that. 

Beach Details

• Sandy ground
• Sandy bottom
• Children & Toddler Friendly
• No Waves
• Long sandy Stretch
• Dog Friendly
• Nudist Area

Activities

• Sunbathing
• Jogging
• Cycling
• Beach Volleyball
• Boat & Paddle Boat Renting
• Horseback Riding

Facilities

• Secluded Dog Area
• Jogging path
• Cycling Trail
• Tennis Courts
• Bathroom & Shower
• Changing Rooms
• Toddler Playgrounds
• Lifeguards during high season
• Sunbeds and parasols for rent
• Seafront Promenade

Access

• Public transportation
• Paid parking available

Weather

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A visit to Corsica in France is not complete without visiting Ostriconi Beach, situated in the north-west region. Also known as the beach of Perajola, you will find the beach wild and breathtaking. The windswept beach is only a short drive away from the historical commune called L’Ile Rousse.

To get to the beach, you will have to hire a car or a bicycle. A small hike for about 15 to 20 minutes is needed to get to the beach itself from the car park. The car park is a big lot and is free of charge. The hike is quite enjoyable and will take you through reeds and knee-high wades.

Swimmers have to be careful with the undercurrents, and it can be dangerous when the weather is rough. In the summer months, the beach is sometimes supervised. 

There are no facilities prepared to bring your water, food, and parasol (because there is no shade).

Beach Details

• Windy
• Sandy ground
• Sandy Bottom
• Dangerous rip currents
• Strong Waves
• Clear and bluish water

Facilities

• No drink and water service available
• No lifeguard except for summer months

Access

• A short drive from L’Ile Rousse
• A short hike from the car park about 15 minutes
• Free Car Park

Activities

• Swimming (can be dangerous during rough weather)
• Surfing
• Kite-surfing
• Sun Bathing 
• Photography

Weather

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The Sahara Beach is situated in the Northern party of Croatia, specifically near Lopar. It is mostly known as a naturist beach. The beach is primarily sandy, mixed with pebbles and rocks in some areas. It is popular with nudists because of the less crowd. 

To reach the beach, you have to hike a little from the parking spot. Although the access is not straightforward, the hike is short and only 1 km of a stroll to the beach. However, the dirt and rock path to the beach is also accessible via bicycle or off-road vehicles. If you chose to walk, it would take you approximately 30 minutes. They are about 20 to 30 slots at the car park. 

One important reminder is you will need to bring everything to the beach as there is no food and drink service available. There is also no security guard available at the beach because it is not a popular tourist area. 

In terms of activities, you can do a couple of things at the beach. Apart from sunbathing and swimming, the wind is sometimes conducive for windsurfing. You could also go snorkeling as the water is pristine and clean. There are no waves at this beach, and it has a sandy bottom. 

Beach & Water Details

• Golden Sand
• No waves and Clearwater
• Nudist friendly
• Not crowded (few people)
• Sandy Bottom

Facilities

• No water or food service
• No lifeguard
• No bathroom
• Trash Cans are available

Accessibility

• 30 minutes easy hike (1 km) from the nearest parking area
• 20 to 30 car park slot
• Dirt and Rock access path to the beach. 

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