Maybe the best beach neR the city. Not loud, clean and lots of space for just going there with your towel and umbrella without paying anyone trying to rip you off. Stairs located on the right side of the beach, looking towards the sea.

Really nice beach, definitely worth checking it out. Its quite small, still bigger than it looks on the pics. On sunday it was quite crowdy, still managable in my opinion. (Video was taken saturday evening) There was a shower and a toilet, changing room. Beautiful sea and super clean water. Expect the sun only until around 5ish pm, as its under the cliff. Quite difficult to find at first, the stairs that shows on google maps as a road were not accessible now. Had to go a bit further on the main road (direction from old town); and follow the left turn to the hotels, then again left downside. There were other stairs leading right to the beach. Definitely managable to find, maybe a bit problematic at first time.

Nice beach for swimming, less rocky compared to some other beaches in Dubrovnik, it’s a limited space but fine if not visited in peak season. An hour or so before the sunset, the beach goes fully in the shade usually due to being surrounded with the hills and its location.

Pebble stone beach with a cave. Very friendly vibe and clear wonderful Croatian water. Swimming into the cave is pretty cool. Highly recommend this place. 

Out of all beaches in Dubrovnik, this one is the nicest. It’s small, not too crowded, very clean, somewhat quiet, has free showers, water is amazing and there’s a tiny cave to swim to. There are bunch of Little Rock’s to climb and jump from if that’s what you’re into. There weren’t too many kids so it’s also nice for couples who want to enjoy some down time. You access it by these huge stairs that go by the hotel, you might have to do some searching if it’s your first time since the entrance is a little hidden.

One of the best beaches I have been to! The sea was clean, and the scenery was incredible. I recommended to come before noon as the beach gets crowded later in the day. 🌊⛱️☀️

Worth the visit, it's not very big so you might have to squeeze into a space but then you go into the sea and you have plenty of space and lovely spots to explore. There's a few stairs evolved though, not many but unfortunately enough to prevent people with limitations to access the beach.

Go to the plaza Bellevue that’s off the rocks at the hotel- there’s stand-alone spots to lay out and ladders to get in- such a beautiful place to swim and hangout ! Spent a few hours there and it’s free.

We were staying at Hotel Lero and so this is the local beach and thank goodness it was! Stunning views with a little cave and rock jumping (if that's your thing) - plenty of space on the pebbly beach but the views and the water is worth it. There is a private cafe for the hotel residents above, but there's still a fair amount of space for all us other non 5-star people! The climb up back to the road after your dip is very steep, but it's certainly worth it. Plenty of sun, but only really any shade in the late afternoon or under some rocks. A thousand times better than Lapad beach, but lacking in amenities... So grab some drinks and nibbles from the bakery and shop on the road directly above

Great spot to sit down and relax, recommend it if you don't mind climbing up and down the stairs.

Best beach we visited in Dubrovnik; highly recommended. Little hard to find but well worth it. It is a large area with Pebble beach, there is a nice cave to explore and an area where people can climb and jump from. Water is calm and clear, it gets deep but there are a lot of large rocks that can be used to rest on. Some shaded areas to relax in, was very busy when we went in the middle of the day but still enough room to setup and relax.

What to say.... it's a very beautiful Sea area, you can get down and decide to go to the cobbled beach or the other side to some rocks with steps to the water. Both places are really beautiful and the Sea water is definitely clear. It takes around 10 minutes to get down there and I even saw couples carrying a buggy..... Definitely worth a visit if you are nearby.

The entrance is from the Rixos hotel side. Great beach with rocks from both sides and a smooth main water entry. You can climb the rocks and jump from there or just snorkel. Toilet and showers are in place.

This beach is a little sun trap 🌞 it has a concrete area to lay out or a beach - be advised that the beach can get busy! There is a small bar (it’s expensive) so bring your down food/drinks. Snorkelling was good and people were jumping off the cliffs. Also, I wouldn’t being small children here due to the hike up and down the steps.

Loved this hotel nestled in the cliffs overlooking the Adriatic. You take an elevator DOWN into the cliff to get to your room. Immaculately maintained - every surface was practically sparkling. Lovely furniture and appointments in the room which is quite spacious (though we were fortunate enough to get upgraded to a suite). Haven’t tried the restaurant but the appetizers and cocktails in the very comfortable lounge area were quite good. It is a very good value for what you pay - though not cheap, it is worth it. And very helpful front desk staff. Set up a private tour of the Old Town with Iva, who I would also recommend.

Beautiful beach half public half private (belongs to Bellevue hotel). There is a small cave but doesn't look so clean inside 😂

Great place for swimming and cliff jumping. Be careful if you are going there around noon because there aren’t that many spots where you could hide from the direct sun. There are showers so you can wash yourself after swimming in the sea.

Nice beach with a really beautiful view. It’s pretty quiet and calm. Probably because there are not families with kids. However the pigeons there are so annoying!! It was the only thing that disturbed our visit.

What a good beach, i highly recommend to go early in the morning, the little cave is the most impressive and relaxing thing to see and connect in here. Hope you love it! Photos taken at eight in the morning

This beach is very beautiful from afar. There are a few problems with it in my opinion: 1) there are quite a few steps to get to it and climb back when leaving which can be an issue for less mobile people, 2) it gets dark at 4pm in the afternoon due to it being surrounded by small hills which block the sun and 3) it is a pebble beach which makes it uncomfortable to lie on them for extended periods

Nice small beach, but sometimes there Is some mess at sebe And beach. Great Waves.

It's Croatia and most of the beaches are pebble and stone. This beach becomes shaded much earlier than the other beaches that are facing the sunset. It's another nice place!

This is about a 20 minute walk out of the centre of Dubrovnik and it is well worth the walk. I got here at about 9am and pretty much had the place to myself. It's down some steps which can be difficult to find, but I asked a friendly local. There are some rocks etc that you can put your things on and some steps into the sea. The water here is beautiful. It's also next to a hotel that has their own bit of beach access. Highly recommended.

Just loved the beach! Some sand area with pebbles and clean green water. Had an excellent swim here

A hidden gem...no shade but great water access and swimming. Be ready to descend and climb A LOT of steps !

Super in Dubrovnik. Very beautiful. Quite small but it is possible to find a place. It is acessible via steps down on the right side of El Toro. Good water temperature

Good stuff: ➕looks good from the distance, big cliffs make a good view ➕pebbles are actually comfortable to walk without shoes (they are smaller in size and are quite round) ➕ transparent and clear water ➕ there is a free shower ➕ cliff jumping (if you’re into it) ➕ cave is there Disadvantages: ➖climbing there (the stairs and road uphill) ➖ not much space there, because the beach is surrounded by rocks ➖ always crowded (people who live in the hotel hang out there and more people from the outside come) ➖ the part of the beach near the cave ist reserved only for hotel residents ➖ too many annoying pigeons (where did the seagulls go?)

Lovely beach, easy accessible and crystal clear water

Small beach with really clean water great for snorkeling Lots of steps though.

Really nice beach, clear water, no sun beds for rent. Notice that the trail at one point split into two: the right trail leads to the hotel beach where the entrance is 30 euro per person. There are sunbeds there but not an easy access to the water. The left trail will lead you to the actual beach which is beautiful, and free.

Beautiful place to swim and enjoy the summer! Unfortunately the beach chairs are ONLY for hotel guests… I didn’t mind to stay longer if I could sit comfortably.

Beautiful small pebble beach. Perfect to enjoy off season 😄

Beautiful, small beach. No bouncy castles, kid boats or this kinda stuff. Only crystal clear water, rocky beach and beautiful cliffs. It’s not easy to get there so there’s not as much people as on the other beaches. Great for swimming and there’s a cave that you can swim into.