Moby's beach 2 sits on the eastern side of Krk near Vrbnik, within Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It is recorded as a gravel beach on the Adriatic, with clear water and a natural shoreline. There is no reported fee, ticket, gate, or published opening hours, and daytime use from morning to late afternoon makes practical sense for swimming and sun exposure. Plan for a short stay of a few hours rather than a full serviced beach day. The cove is reported as secluded and generally quiet, but solitude cannot be assumed. Access is informal and on foot over natural gravel and coastal rock. Footing may be uneven, and the water entry is gravel. Sturdy footwear, careful steps on shore, and a slow entry into the sea are sensible. There is no step-free or adapted access reported. Parking is not documented at the shore, so visitors should expect to leave a vehicle further back and walk in without blocking tracks or private ground. Public transport does not appear to serve the cove directly, so private transport followed by walking from the Vrbnik area is the practical approach. Bring all essentials: water, food, sun protection, shade cover, swim accessories, and a bag for waste. There are no toilets, showers, lifeguards, rentals, or food and drink outlets reported. Shade is limited and midday summer sun can be strong, so plan cover and hydration. Water clarity is a positive feature, while waves and calmness change with wind and weather. Check the local marine forecast before setting out and avoid the exposed shore in rough conditions.