Croatia's best family and kids snokeling beaches to explore: Brela beaches Crikvenica beaches Dubrovnik: Copacabana beach Dubrovnik: Lapad beach Hvar island: Jelsa beach Korcula island: Korculanska bay beach Krk island, Baska: Vela Plaza beach Makarska Riviera beaches Nin area beaches Omis: Dugi Rat beaches Orebic, Peljesac peninsula- Trstenica beach Rab island, Lopar: Paradise beach Rovinj: Lone Bay beach Trogir, Pantan beach Trogir, Seget - Medena beach Umag: Katoro & Polynesia beaches Zadar: Zaton beach	Croatia's best sandy beaches to explore: Ciovo: Saldun Bay Dugi Otok (Long Island): Saharun Sucuraj, Hvar island - Mlaska beach Korcula island: Lumbarda Krk island - Klimno Bay Lopud island: Sunj Bay Mljet island: Saplunara Bay Murter island: Slanica beach Nin area beaches Omis Riviera beaches Pag island: Sveti Duh beach Pag island: Trincel beach Peljesac peninsula, Ston: Prapratno beach Peljesac peninsula, Orebic: Trstenica beach Rab island, Lopar: Paradise beach Susak island: Susak beaches Ugljan island, Kukljica: Sabusa, Jelenica & Kostanj Vis island: Stoncica & Zaglav beaches
Snorkels and Accessories Accidently inhaling a mouthful of seawater is probably the single biggest annoyance in diving and snorkeling. To avoid this, most snorkel designs today feature some form of splash protection (to keep water out) and purge valve (to clear any water that does enter the snorkel).	If you need to rent equipment for this type of diving our scuba diving shops can provide you with the necessary gear. A good MASK must fit your face well so that it will not constantly leak. Comfort is also a concern, plus the field of vision that varies from mask to mask. Look for a diving mouthpiece that is soft with edges that are flexible so it will be comfortable in your mouth. FINS for your feet are optional, but they do help you get down in the water faster so you can see more is a shorter time with each breath of air. If you do opt to rent FINS, it is important that they fit well so you will not get blisters. Our professional shops will help you in selecting the correct fitting gear for your new experience.
Croatia's most spectacular is the vast, golden pebble beach, almost 580 yards long, known as the Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), Bol, Island Brac If you are looking for Dubrovnik beach, my favorite beaches are: Banje beach and Kopakabana ( Copacabana) Beach near Babin Kuk. The most beautiful Brela beaches are situated between Split and Makarska riviera. Hvar is the most attractive Croatia’s island. Its beaches are mostly pebble and rocky. Omis is a popular rafting destination and there are beaches stretching from Dugi Rat in the west to Ravnice in the east.