Uvala Rabasalj

Very very dirty and the beach smells very bad

Small but very pretty beach. A little difficult to reach, from the point where Google Maps lets you park, just before the crossroads take the road on the right on foot. That fairly marked path will take you through a forest and in about 10 minutes you will emerge on the small beach. Unfortunately you can see some rubbish, but it is still very beautiful.

It would actually be a dream beach, pure nature and there were only two other people there with us, but unfortunately the beach is full of plastic rubbish. There was an oil film everywhere in the water, even when snorkeling you could only see something blurry 😕 It's a real shame. We took some rubbish with us, it is very sad to see how nature is being destroyed there. Please take your rubbish with you!!!

Little piece of paradise on earth!!! Once you arrive at the car park it is not easy to understand where you need to go. From the parking point you need to go to the right and you will find a path, follow it and pass through the woods. The road is downhill for about 10 minutes. Bring sneakers. The descent is not impossible to do, as others say. We went down with an umbrella, two deckchairs, backpacks and a mattress, so absolutely doable. My advice is to arrive early!! As soon as we arrived it was just us and another couple. The impact of seeing this deserted oasis was a beautiful emotion. Later around 12 it filled up with other couples and many people just took a bath and left because they couldn't find a place. For me the most beautiful beach on the island of Krk. Water full of marine life, equip yourself with a mask!!

You have to travel along a dirt road between olive trees and dry stone walls. You meet horses, donkeys and figs. You can park easily and walk along a path among the olive trees and in a small grove. The descent is steep but still easy (we are with two children aged 8 and 3, they love trekking but they are still children). If you love tranquility and the clear sea it is worth the very small sacrifice. Once you arrive at the beach you find a small paradise. Today in August, in addition to the 4 boats (some of which were actually moored too close to the shore) there were just 10 people. The sea full of fish of all kinds, large fish offshore in the blue, schools of small fish on the rocks, starfish in the depths of the sand. An enchantment.