Divja plaža Punta

Divja plaža Punta lies on the Slovenian Littoral coast near Ankaran, in the Municipality of Ankaran within the Coastal-Karst area. It is described as a customary naturist beach, meaning nude and topless bathing are reported by custom rather than shown as a formal designation. The shore is pebblestone, with uneven stones on land and at the water entry, so sturdy sandals help with footing. The sea is a sheltered part of the Adriatic coast along this shoreline, generally suited to swimming when weather and sea conditions are calm. There are no built facilities at the beach, including no food or drink outlets, toilets, showers, loungers, bins or lifeguard service, so plan a self-sufficient visit with everything carried in and out. Access is on foot from Ankaran along the coast over natural, uneven shoreline terrain. The route has no adapted paths or step-free sections, and it is not suitable for visitors needing accessible facilities. Parking is in Ankaran, followed by walking to the shore, while public transport serves Ankaran with the final section remaining on foot. Allow extra time for a slow walk and wear suitable footwear. The beach is generally quiet with low numbers, becoming busier on warm summer weekends. Weekdays are usually calmer, and morning and late afternoon visits have milder sun and a quieter feel. There is little natural shade and the site is mostly open to sun, so bring drinking water, snacks, sun protection, a towel, swim shoes and a bag for rubbish. There are no set opening hours indicated, with daytime visits typical, and no admission fee is indicated. A short swim or half-day stay fits the lack of services and exposed conditions. Summer, from June to September, is usually warmest for swimming, while winter is cool and exposed. Always check local weather and sea conditions before entering the water because the site is unsupervised, with uneven stones and limited privacy.