Sahara Beach

Sahara Beach is a sandy shore on the northern tip of Rab Island with a gentle slope into the water and natural brown sand mixed with pebbles. The beach extends for a considerable length, offering ample space for visitors to spread out.

The Island of Rab designated this area as a clothing-optional beach since the early days of Adriatic tourism. The location developed over subsequent decades into an established and recognized spot for this form of recreation.

The beach represents an open approach to naturism and attracts visitors from across Europe who value clothing-optional recreation. People from different backgrounds share a relaxed, casual way of interacting here.

To reach the beach, you walk through forest on a trail that goes over a hill; parking is available at the trailhead but spaces are limited. Bring water and food with you, or take advantage of the daily service that supplies refreshments for those who want to stay longer.

A daily boat service brings food and drinks to the beach, allowing visitors to stay all day without returning to the trailhead. This service makes it possible to spend long hours by the water without worrying about supplies.

Location: Lopar

GPS coordinates: 44.84080,14.75110

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41