Sahara Beach, Nude beach in Lopar, Croatia.

Sahara Beach is a sandy beach north of Lopar on the Adriatic island of Rab, in the northern part of the Croatian coast. It is a naturist beach, and other smaller beaches lie beside it, some of them nude beaches too.

The sources record no founding date or official designation for the beach; they describe it only as a sandy nude beach north of Lopar on Rab, with other small beaches beside it, some also nude. Its history is therefore one of informal use rather than a documented decision by the island authorities.

Sahara is a nudist beach, and the sources note that other small beaches beside it are also nude beaches. The nearest town, Lopar, is known for its sandy beaches, which draw families to this part of Rab.

Reaching the beach takes about 40 minutes on foot from Lopar, and the difficult access keeps visitor numbers low even in July and August. There is no boat food service; bring your own water and supplies. Boats are usually moored in the bay, and other smaller beaches, some of them nude beaches too, lie next to Sahara Beach.

The bay off the beach usually holds a good number of boats, which is why the shore is reached on foot rather than by road. The walk from Lopar takes about 40 minutes, and even in July and August the difficult access keeps visitor numbers low.