Kasjuni Beach

Kasjuni Beach is used as public shoreline near Split in Split-Dalmatia County, with naturist use reported in parts of the beach. Plan for rock slabs and pebbles underfoot and rocky water entry. Sea shoes help on uneven surfaces, and care on rocks reduces slips. The water is clear sea water typical of the central Dalmatian coast. Access involves a walk by coastal paths from the Split side, with uneven rocky sections. The terrain is difficult for limited mobility, wheelchairs and strollers. Limited parking is available above the shore, and walking or city bus travel from the Split area followed by a walk is common in season. Mornings tend to be calmer and less crowded than summer afternoons. The warmest and busiest period runs from June through September, with cooler and quieter conditions outside that period. There is no ticketed entry indicated. Supervised swimming is not indicated, so expect to swim without lifeguard support. Toilet and shower provision is limited or seasonal and should not be relied upon. Food and drink options near the shore are limited, so bring water, sun protection and supplies. The shore is mostly open to direct sun with little natural shade. Small children may find the rocky entry and limited facilities difficult. Check local signs for conduct, dog rules and any seasonal arrangements before setting up for the day. Before visiting, check current local signs and seasonal arrangements, as informal use can shift within the shore. Arrive prepared for open sun, uneven footing, and limited support, and plan return walking time in daylight.