Beaches of Rovinj: A Coastal Paradise
Explore Rovinj's stunning coastline: Discover hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque beaches for a perfect Istrian getaway.
Rovinj's coastline is a stunning mix of rocky shores, pebble beaches, and hidden coves, set against the backdrop of a charming Old Town and clear turquoise waters. With diverse options ranging from family-friendly spots to secluded naturist areas, there's a beach for every visitor to enjoy the Istrian sun and sea.
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Local tips
- Explore beyond the main beaches; Rovinj's coastline is full of hidden coves and quieter spots perfect for a more secluded experience.
- Take a boat trip to one of the nearby islands, such as Sv. Andrija or Sv. Katarina, for unique beaches and stunning views of Rovinj's Old Town.
- Pack water shoes, as many of Rovinj's beaches are rocky, and the sea bottom can be uneven.
- Visit Baluota (Monte) Beach in the evening to enjoy a romantic sunset view with the backdrop of St. Euphemia church.
- Check local event listings; some beaches host summer concerts and activities, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.
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Getting There
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Walking
From Rovinj's Old Town, many beaches are within walking distance. For example, to reach Monte Beach, walk west from the main square towards the Church of St. Euphemia; the beach is located directly below the church. Mulini Beach is a 10-minute walk south of the Old Town, near the ACI Marina. No costs are involved in accessing these beaches by foot.
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Public Transport
For beaches further from the town center, such as those in the Zlatni Rt park or Amarin Beach, consider taking a local bus. Bus tickets within Rovinj typically cost around 1.5 EUR. Check local bus schedules for the most up-to-date information on routes and times. Alternatively, a taxi from the town center to Amarin Beach is approximately 10-15 EUR.
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Boat
To reach beaches on the islands of Sv. Andrija (Red Island) or Sv. Katarina, take a boat from Rovinj's harbor. Boats depart regularly during the day, with a round-trip ticket to Red Island costing about 6 EUR. The trip to St. Katarina is shorter and may have a slightly lower fare. Check the boat schedule at Delfin Pier for the most current departure times and prices.
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Parking
If driving, be aware that the Old Town is a car-free zone. Use designated parking lots outside the center, such as Valdibora, which is a 5-minute walk to the Old Town. Parking costs vary by zone and season; expect to pay around 1-2 EUR per hour in Zone 1 during peak season. A day ticket can range from 7-25 EUR depending on the parking location and time of year. Payment can be made at parking machines or via mobile apps.
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