Kandarola III beach KAMPOR 68 B,E,F,G Apartments, Rab
Beach character
The beach is defined by its cove shape and rocky terrain. The sea floor consists of boulders, with depth increasing moderately as one moves away from the shore. Natural shade is provided by the surrounding landscape, offering respite from the sun. The beach is not sandy but is described in reviews as 'crystal clear water' and 'well-equipped,' with facilities including showers, toilets, and sunbed rentals. Its 'crowd index high season: Packed' rating indicates it can become busy during peak months, though visitors have reported it as 'not too busy' in early June.Swimming and shore
Swimming conditions are influenced by the rocky seabed, with reviewers noting that the water is 'cristal' and 'exceptional' in clarity. However, the beach's rocky nature means swimming with dogs is restricted to the upper, rocky areas. The depth increases gradually, making it suitable for confident swimmers. The shoreline is marked by boulders, which some visitors found challenging for sunbathing but others appreciated for their natural character.Facilities and activities
The beach is equipped with showers, toilets, a volleyball court, and a small red waterslide for adults. Sunbeds are available for rental (€10/day under a bamboo umbrella) and are described as 'very acceptable' in pricing. A restaurant and bar are present, offering food and drinks at standard island prices. Entrance to the beach area costs €5 per person, with no mention of parking or additional fees in the catalog. Visitors are allowed to bring their own food and drinks.Access and location
Kandarola III Beach is situated in Rab, a coastal town in Croatia's northern Dalmatia region. Its coordinates (44.76036, 14.73374) place it near the KAMPOR 68 B,E,F,G Apartments, making it accessible to guests staying in this complex. The beach is part of a broader network of coastal attractions in Rab, which is a popular sailing destination. Nearby anchorages and marinas, such as those in the town of Rab itself, may provide access points for yacht charter guests exploring the area.What visitors say
Reviewers consistently praise the beach's facilities and atmosphere. Joshua (June 2025) highlighted 'good facilities,' 'clean showers,' and 'friendly staff,' though noted some non-nudist visitors. Molnár Attila (July 2024) described it as 'beautiful' despite its rocky terrain, emphasizing private sunbathing spots. Kike Souto (August 2023) called it 'súper well equipped' with 'crystal water' and 'standard' pricing for the island. All three reviewers rated it 'Exceptional' (10/10), though some noted the entrance fee and sunbed costs as considerations.Practical tips
Bring watershoes for navigating the rocky shoreline. Arrive early to secure sunbeds, as the beach can be 'packed' in high season. Note the €5/person entrance fee and €10/day sunbed rental. Dogs are permitted but not allowed to swim. The beach is explicitly FKK (nudist), though occasional non-nudist visitors have been reported.Exploring the coast by yacht
Rab, where Kandarola III Beach is located, is a well-known sailing destination in Croatia's Adriatic coast. Charter guests exploring the northern Dalmatian islands may find this beach accessible via nearby marinas in Rab town. The area's rocky coastline and coves make it a popular spot for sailors seeking sheltered anchorages. While the beach itself is not a marina, its proximity to the KAMPOR apartments and the island's sailing infrastructure make it a convenient stop for those combining beach relaxation with yacht-based exploration.Nudist Culture at Kandarola III
Kandarola III Beach is explicitly marked as an FKK (Freikörperkultur) zone, a term for nudist-friendly areas in Germany and Austria. In Croatia, such beaches are less common, making this a notable destination for those seeking a nudist experience. Reviewers emphasized the beach's strict FKK policy, though some noted occasional non-nudist visitors. This cultural context may appeal to travelers looking for a unique, open-minded beach environment.Frequently asked questions
Is there an entrance fee for Kandarola III Beach?
Yes, visitors pay €5 per person for access to the beach area, which includes showers, toilets, and volleyball facilities.Can I bring my dog to the beach?
Dogs are allowed but not permitted to swim. They can accompany visitors on the rocky shoreline.Are sunbeds available for rent?
Yes, sunbeds under bamboo umbrellas are available for €10 per day.Nearby beaches
Reviews
Simply lovely! A little piece of paradise! Nudist beach with good facilities and a stunning view. Watershoes recommended. We payed 5eu pp entrance for the beach area, including multiple showers on the beach (clean) toilets and a volleyball place. Even a small red waterslide suited for adults. Dogs are allowed but not for swimming, Swimming with your dog is more up, on a rocky side. Beginning of June it was not too busy. We got two sunbeds under a bamboo umbrella for 10eu for the whole day. For us very acceptable. The staff was very friendly. Even though this is strictly FKK (meaning nude!) Sadly there was a couple, and a few other individuals who had swimsuits on. If you want this, fine, but stay away from FKK places.
Beautiful beach but rocky, no sand. For the best spots should go earlier. Wasnt crowded in weekend too. And lots of good spots if you want to sunbathe much more privately
Is a really nice beach. Súper well equipped and clean and cristal water. They have full equipment: stairs, showers, beach loungers, parasols, restaurant, bar. Really necessary for a rock beach. If you go to Rab it’s an great option. We went the first time and we keep going the following days. You can bring food and drinks by your own. Is necessary to take into consideration that is a private beach. -Fee: 4€/person. -Beach lounger: 5€/each/day. Prices at the bar are not low but neither high. Really standard for the island and appropriate taking into consideration that there’s nothing around. Primorje-Gorski Kotar