Jerolim Beach

Is nudity mandatory or optional at this beach?

Nudity is encouraged but optional; many visitors choose to go nude, while others remain partially clothed.

Is this an officially designated nude beach?

Yes, it is officially recognized as a naturist (FKK) beach with a long-standing tradition.

What’s the best time to visit to avoid crowds?

Arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon. Weekdays outside peak summer months are quieter.

Is the beach open year-round or only in certain seasons?

The beach is accessible year-round, but facilities and taxi boats operate mainly from late spring to early autumn.

Is there an entrance fee or parking charge?

There is no entrance fee for the beach, but you must pay for the taxi boat. Parking fees may apply in Hvar Town.

How do I get to the beach—by car, public transport, or foot?

The only way is by taxi boat from Hvar Town harbor.

Is the path to the beach easy to walk or does it require hiking?

Once on the island, walking is easy; the island is small and flat.

Is there parking nearby, and how far is it from the beach?

No parking on the island. Park in Hvar Town and take the boat.

Are there signs indicating the nude area?

Yes, signs and the general atmosphere make it clear that nudity is welcome.

Are there public restrooms or showers?

Basic toilets and outdoor showers are available near the main bars.

Can I buy food or drinks nearby?

Yes, there are a couple of beach bars and restaurants serving food and drinks.

Are sunbeds or umbrellas available to rent?

Sunbeds and umbrellas can be rented near the main beach area.

Should I bring my own towel, chair, or sunshade?

It’s recommended to bring your own towel; a sunshade is useful if you want more privacy away from the bars.

Can I bring my dog?

Dogs are allowed and often seen with their owners.

Is the beach suitable for children and families?

While children are welcome, the naturist atmosphere is more popular with adults.

Is there shade on the beach or should I bring my own cover?

Pine trees provide natural shade in many areas.

Is it okay to stay partially clothed or wear a swimsuit?

Yes, clothing is optional and all are welcome.

Can I take photos or use my phone?

Discretion is expected; avoid photographing others without permission.

What’s the etiquette around staring or interacting with others?

Respect personal space and privacy; staring is considered rude.

Can I walk nude outside the beach area (like on the trail or at the café)?

Nudity is generally accepted throughout the island, including the bars and paths.

Are lifeguards on duty?

No, there are no lifeguards.

Is it safe to swim here?

The waters are clear and calm, generally safe for swimming.

Are there any dangerous sea creatures or sharp rocks?

Occasional sea urchins and sharp rocks—water shoes are helpful.

Can I camp overnight or stay nearby?

No overnight camping is allowed on the island, but accommodation is plentiful in Hvar Town.

Is it safe to leave my belongings unattended?

Exercise normal caution; theft is rare but possible.

What’s the general vibe—quiet and relaxed, or social and active?

The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and inclusive, with both quiet corners and social spots.

Are there regular visitors or local naturist groups?

The island attracts a mix of regulars, locals, and international naturists.

Are single visitors welcome?

Absolutely, solo travelers are common and feel at ease.

Is the beach LGBTQ+ friendly?

Yes, the beach is known for its open-minded, LGBTQ+ friendly environment.

Are there any events, meetups, or activities held here?

No regular events, but occasional informal gatherings may occur, especially in high season.