Plava Laguna, Resort beach in Poreč, Croatia
Plava Laguna is a beach on the Adriatic coast along the Brulo peninsula with sections of pebbles mixed with stone-paved areas. The shoreline extends for about 250 meters and provides different points to enter the water.
The beach was developed in the 1960s as part of Croatia's coastal tourism expansion along the Adriatic. This growth reshaped the infrastructure and character of the entire region.
The beach maintains local maritime traditions through regular sailing competitions and water sports events that connect visitors with Croatian coastal heritage.
Lifeguards are present from May to September to ensure your safety while swimming. Showers, first aid services, and equipment rental facilities are available for visitors.
The entry points to the sea are constructed from local stone and blend naturally with the coastline. These stone accesses give swimmers a safe way to enter the water.
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