Plaža Valentina is an open public shoreline with open access and no fixed opening hours. Nude use is accepted within the FKK area, and visitors are expected to wear swimwear outside that section. No entrance fee is expected. Plan for a stay of a few hours for swimming and sunbathing, mainly from morning to late afternoon, when daylight is reported as most suitable for time at the shore. Midday brings strong sun, and the shore has little natural shade and high sun exposure, so bring sun protection, a shade cover, drinking water, food, and all supplies needed for a self-sufficient stop. There is no food or drink service at the beach, so everything used during the stay needs to be carried in and then carried out again. The surface is fine gravel with rock, and entry to the water is over gravel with footing that can be uneven in places. Clear coastal water is reported, although wind and waves can change conditions from one visit to the next. Enter carefully, check conditions before swimming, and wear water shoes if that helps with balance on the gravel and rock. The small cove setting gives relative privacy, but there is no lifeguard service and no supervision, so swimming is at your own risk and care is needed. No toilets or showers are available, which also means planning needs to stay simple and short. The beach is used by adult naturists and some naturist families comfortable with an undeveloped beach without services. June through September offers the warmest and most suitable conditions; outside summer it is cooler and windier and less suitable for an extended stay. Since facilities are absent, carry out all rubbish, keep equipment simple, and leave the shore as found. Cover up when leaving the FKK section and respect the boundary with the textile shore, keeping noise low and behaviour calm around other users.