Lokrum Beaches, Rocky beaches on Lokrum island, Dubrovnik, Croatia

Lokrum Beaches form a series of swimming spots that ring the shoreline of a densely forested island near Dubrovnik. The water is clear and access points consist mainly of rock formations and traditional stone structures.

The sources document only the island's setting: Lokrum lies 0.5 nautical miles southeast of Dubrovnik, and its beaches run almost the whole coastline, mostly rocky, with a nudist section at 42°37'20.90"N 18°07'34.56"E. The Dead Sea, a salt lake linked to the sea by an underground tunnel, sits in pine forest on the island's southeast side.

Lokrum's beaches are mostly rocky and run along almost the whole coastline, with one section of the island and its beach set aside for nudists. The beach by the Dead Sea, a saltwater lake linked to the sea by an underground tunnel, lies in the pine forest. The beaches have no special facilities, but the island has what is needed for swimming and leisure.

The beaches ring almost the entire coastline of Lokrum, 0.5 nautical miles southeast of Dubrovnik, and are mostly rocky, so bring footwear for entering the water. One section of the island and its beach is set aside for nudists; the nudist beach lies at 42°37'20.90"N, 18°07'34.56"E. The beaches have no special facilities, though the island has what is needed for food and drink.

The saltwater lake called Mrtvo more (Dead Sea) lies in the pine forest on the island's southeast side, linked to the open sea by an underground tunnel. Its sheltered water is reached from the rocky shore around it.