Plaža Tusno

Nudist beach. Because it’s not easy to find, here’s how you do it. Leaving the car off the road in an open area to the left, go down on foot in the direction of the camping. To the left of the road as you descend, an hidden opening on the road leads to a clearly marked path down to the beach. 5 minutes of careful descend will reward you with a small bay where you can enjoy the sun in your birth suit.

Beautiful small beach, I can only recommend.

Get the ferry (every 2 hours takes 2 hours) from Split to Stari Grad (20E pp) and then the bus from the ferry to Vbroska (meets the ferry, takes about 30 mins, 10E pp) or the catamaran to Hvar and then the bus to Vbroska. At Vbroska it is either a 20 minute walk (though the village and then an easy road) or you might find a taxi/bike hire. We made the mistake of thinking that the best access was via the nudist camp (at a cost of 8E each for day membership). That is not necessary and we also had a bad experience there - see our separate review. Better instead just to find the track down from the road on the left about 50 meters before the nudist camp fence starts (not the parking area with bigger track - it's the smaller one between that and the nudist camp). Anyway, 5 minute walk through the woods down to the beach. Lovely beach - stony but with v clear water. Most of the people there had come from the nudist camp, so mostly families. Fine beach but no on-beach refreshment option (you need to go into the nudist camp for that). Overall, an OK beach but not the best in the area (see Jerolim Island for that). Amanda and David

Es gibt mehrere Wege zum Strand, der hinten felsiger und schroff wird.Er schließt sich an das Windsurfcenter und den Campingplatz an. Gut zum Schwimmen und schnorcheln geeignet. Für Schatten muss selbst gesorgt werden. Der Einstieg ist hinten meist nicht so leicht. FKK möglich