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Beaches in Dubrovnik are modest. You won't find vast
sweeps of sand but you will find sparkling water and a clean stretch
of rocks, pebbles or gravel to throw down your towel. Locals generally
head to the islands of Lokrum or Lopud but
there are closer options.
Banje Beach
Banje Beach is the closest beach to the Old Town which
makes it the most convenient beach and the beach with the best view
of Dubrovnik's walls. It's a "managed beach" which means
that you can rent lounge chairs and umbrellas from the nearby EastWest
Club but you can also throw a beach towel on the gravel.
Copacabana Beach
No, it will not remind you of Rio, but this is a perfectly
pleasant beach on the Babin Kuk peninsula. It's a
great family beach
because the water is relatively shallow and there's a toboggan for
the kids. Sporty types will enjoy the waterskiing, windsurfing and
other watersports.
Lapad Beaches
 On
the Lapad peninsula, beaches are found in front of the big hotels.
Yet, they are open to all. A line of pebble beaches stretch from the
Hotel Splendid to the Hotel
Kompas.
Sv Jakov Beach
Few tourists know about it but locals love this beach.
Head east from Ploce gate and go past the Hotel
Argentina. Go past the former monastery and take the long stairway
leading down to this secluded beach.
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