FKK Beach Simuni

FKK Beach Simuni lies within Camping Village Simuni near Simuni, south of Pag town. Arrival is by car or taxi to the campsite, followed by check-in and a walk to the listed FKK shoreline. There is no separate public beach car park, and parking stays tied to campsite arrangements. Public transport does not reach the water directly, so plan onward travel in advance. Confirm entry and day-access permission at reception before heading to the shore, since access is managed by the campsite and linked to a stay or day-access permission. The beach surface is pebble and rock, with pebble entry into clear Adriatic water. The bay is often calm to moderate, which suits relaxed swimming. Foot protection helps on the stones, both ashore and when entering the sea. Take steady steps on entry because the bottom can feel uneven underfoot. Shade comes only from sparse trees and scrub. Bring sunscreen, a hat, water and a parasol, especially for midday. Morning and late afternoon feel milder and often less busy than midday in summer. Plan for high sun exposure because natural shade is limited across the shoreline. Facilities at the water are basic. Toilets and showers are inside the campsite at some distance from the shoreline. Food and drinks are also available only within the campsite, not on the beach itself. Carry what you need for a half-day stay, including drinking water, snacks, and sun protection. Swimming is unsupervised, with no consistent lifeguard service expected. Dogs are generally restricted on the naturist beach under campsite rules. The beach operates in daylight during the campsite season, with June to September the main period for warm Mediterranean weather. Check campsite season dates before travel, as winter is off-season.