Nudistička plaža Beterina

Beterina sits east of the centre of Mlini and is reached on foot along the coastal walking route. From the village, follow the shore path toward the cove, then continue over uneven ground to the water. The final section can be rough underfoot, so closed walking sandals are useful. There is no dedicated beach parking, and most visitors leave a car in Mlini and walk the remaining distance. Public transport connections serve Mlini, but the last part of the journey is always on foot. Allow extra time in warm weather and carry drinking water, because the walk can feel longer in midday heat. The beach itself is a small pebble and stone cove opening directly to the sea. Entry into the water is over pebbles and rock, so water shoes help. Water is generally clear and suited to swimming when the sea is calm, with deeper water close to the shore. There are no lifeguards, markers, or rentals, so swimming is unsupervised and depends on daily sea conditions. The shore is mostly open to the sun, with only limited cover near rocks and low vegetation. Bring sun protection, a mat for the hard surface, and food and water because nothing is sold at the site. Stays tend to be short, often a swim or a few hours of sunbathing, as the lack of toilets and shade limits longer visits. Mobile coverage is normally available from the village network, but there are no beach services to rely on. Leave no waste behind and take all belongings when leaving, as there is no regular cleaning infrastructure. Early morning and late afternoon offer softer light and lower heat, while midday is strongly sunny in summer, so plan timing around heat and exposure.