Plážový ostrov B is reached from the Petržalka riverfront. After arriving by tram or bus, the final approach to the island shoreline is on foot along unpaved paths. The walk is short in dry conditions but can turn muddy after rainfall, so sturdy footwear helps in shoulder seasons. There is no ticket or barrier; the area functions as a public riverbank with no reported gate or operating hours. Parking options are limited to the Petržalka side. If you drive, leave room on the riverfront streets and expect a walk from there to the island shore. The paths are not surfaced for wheelchairs, and the shoreline transitions from sand to gravel and grass without constructed steps, which makes access difficult with strollers. In summer, the island fills more on weekend afternoons than on weekday mornings. Arriving early gives you a quieter stretch of sand and easier water access, while late morning to mid-afternoon brings the warmest light for swimming and sunbathing. The Danube water in this section stays cooler than a lake in the same weather, and the current is visible near the shallower banks, so wading is safer than swimming long distances. Families sometimes use the sandy shallows, but the natural current means children need close supervision. Bring water, food, sunscreen, and a towel, plus a bag to carry out all waste. There are no confirmed vendors, permanent toilets, or shower installations on the island. Shade comes from riverbank trees rather than built structures, and the open sandy areas take direct sun for most of the day. No specific dog regulation is confirmed, so expectations vary. A visit typically lasts half a day. No lifeguard service is reported at this location. Stick near other bathers and avoid deeper channels.