Oprna FKK

Oprna FKK is a beach along the Adriatic coast in Croatia with a shingle surface of smooth pebbles rather than sand, stretching across a curved bay. The gradual entry into water and rocky formations at the sides create distinct areas suited to different visitor preferences.

This beach became known as a naturist destination in the 1960s when such practices began spreading along the Croatian coast. Since then it has grown into an established place that has drawn visitors from Central Europe across several generations.

This site follows the FKK naturist philosophy, emphasizing harmony with nature and personal freedom through clothing-optional recreation. You will see people of various ages enjoying the seaside in a relaxed, accepting environment where everyone feels welcome.

The beach is easily reached via marked pathways from nearby parking areas, with shaded spots and designated swimming zones along the shore. Wear sturdy footwear since the shingle can be uncomfortable underfoot, and it is wise to bring water shoes or sandals for comfort.

The clear waters and rocky formations create natural coves that offer visitors unexpected privacy and seclusion from the wider bay. This geographical feature makes the location particularly appealing to naturists seeking quiet and discretion.