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Plaża fkk - naturist
Plaža FKK – Naturist sits on the northern shore of Brač island, a short walk from the small harbor town of Postira in Split-Dalmatia County.
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About this place
Plaža FKK – Naturist sits on the northern shore of Brač island, a short walk from the small harbor town of Postira in Split-Dalmatia County. Brač lies in the middle Dalmatian archipelago, thirty minutes by ferry from Split; most visitors pass through on the way to Zlatni Rat or the ferry port at Supetar, but Postira remains a quieter alternative. This is a free beach — no gatehouse, no fee — and one of only a handful of designated clothing-optional stretches on Brač. The Dalmatian islands haven't seen the same density of purpose-built FKK resorts as Istria or Kvarner (Valalta, Koversada, Bunculuka), so a marked naturist beach on Brač fills a real gap for sailors and island-hopping regulars who want a place to swim without suits between the busier ports. Expect a simple rocky or pebble cove, typical of the middle Dalmatian coast, with clear water and scattered pine shade inland. Amenities are minimal — no café or changing cabin listed — so pack water, snacks, and a parasol if you need shade beyond the tree line. The setting is low-key and local in character; you won't find German tour-operator signage or rows of sun loungers, just an informal strip where naturism is accepted and understood.
Visitor notes
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Who visits
Visitor mix not well-documented. Given Postira's quiet profile and Brač's yachting crowd, you'll likely share the beach with a few Croatian weekenders, German and Austrian sailors off the mooring buoys, and the occasional Italian couple. Families and older naturists predominate at Dalmatian free beaches; solo visitors and young internationals tend to cluster at the bigger resorts or Rab's better-known stretches.
How to find it
Take the Jadrolinija car ferry from Split to Supetar (30 min), then drive east along the island's north-coast road toward Postira (10 km). Park near the harbor or along the coast road; the beach lies a short walk northwest of town center. Local signage or a GPS drop at 43.377696, 16.6193375 will get you within a hundred meters. No dedicated lot mentioned, so arrive early in July and August.
Things to watch out for
Rocky bottom — reef shoes strongly recommended. No shade structures or beach bar, so bring your own umbrella and plenty of water. Bura wind can blow hard off Brač's interior spine in spring and autumn, making the north coast choppy; check the forecast if you're sailing in. Ferry schedules tighten outside June–September, so confirm return times if you're day-tripping from Split.
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Etiquette & ground rules
Croatian FKK beaches and naturist sections are clearly signposted — stay within the marked area. Phone cameras are off-limits without explicit consent. The mix between nude and textile bathers shifts by site; respect the local norm you encounter. Pack out all trash; many Adriatic FKK beaches have minimal facilities.
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