Stolac II (FKK)

Stolac II (FKK) sits on the Stolac peninsula near Lopar on the Island of Rab in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It is recorded as a listed naturist beach, so nude use is the established use here. The beach faces the Adriatic Sea and has a fine-gravel surface. The water is generally clear, and summer conditions from June to September offer the warmest air and most settled swimming. Plan for a simple visit: swimming, sunbathing, and short coastal walks are the main activities. There are no developed facilities at the beach, so bring drinking water, food, sun protection, and a bag for rubbish. Footwear that handles gravel and rock is useful both on shore and at the water entry. Access is on foot via coastal paths around Stolac. Allow extra time to find the route, keep to visible paths, and carry only what you can manage comfortably. Parking and public transport are not documented for this exact spot, so check local arrangements in Lopar before setting out. The beach is generally quiet with low-key use, although more people may be present in high summer. There is limited natural shade and the shore is largely open to the sun. A shade cover, hat, and sunscreen are practical in July and August. The setting has limited supervision, so swim conservatively, watch footing on rocks, and check sea movement before entering. Mobile coverage and help points should not be assumed. Leave the shore as found and respect other beach users by keeping noise low and giving towels and swimmers reasonable space.