Pomer beach Pomer ščuza 108/b, Pomer
Beach character
The beach's pebble composition creates a unique texture underfoot, with some reviewers noting the need for water shoes due to pointy rocks in deeper areas. The seabed is covered with medium-sized pebbles, which may not be ideal for those with sensitive feet. Despite this, the beach is described as clean, with a 'good' cleanliness index. The smooth gradient into the water ensures easy access for swimmers of all abilities. Natural shade from pine trees is a notable feature, though sunbeds are available for those seeking additional comfort. The beach is accessible via Pomer ščuza 108/b, with free parking reported by visitors, though early arrival is recommended to secure a spot.Swimming and shore
Swimming conditions are generally safe, with the water depth increasing gradually. The beach is suitable for families, though the pebble and rocky terrain may require caution. Kayaking and water entertainment activities are available, with some visitors recommending the Windsurfing Centar Pomer for lessons and equipment rental. The beach is not noted for clear, turquoise waters, but the cleanliness of the sea is a consistent point of praise among reviewers. The nearby glamping area and beach bar (mentioned in reviews) offer additional options for relaxation and dining.Facilities and activities
Facilities include free sunbeds, toilets, and showers, though these are not explicitly listed in the beach's authoritative features. Visitor reviews highlight the presence of a small playground, a buffet offering coffee, snacks, and ice cream, and access to a beach bar named 'Green.' Water sports opportunities are available through local operators. The beach allows pets, with dedicated areas indicated by information signs. While no formal amenities are listed in the catalog, visitors have reported the availability of basic services such as restrooms and changing rooms.Access and location
Pomer Beach is situated in the village of Pomer on Brač Island, part of the Split-Dalmatia County in Croatia. The coordinates (44.81672, 13.8981) place it near the central part of the island, with proximity to the town of Supetar and the famous Bol Beach. The beach is accessible by road, with free parking available around the area. For yacht charter guests, the surrounding coastline offers a range of anchorages and marinas, including those in Supetar and nearby islands, making it a convenient stop for sailors exploring the Adriatic.What visitors say
Reviewers consistently note the beach's relaxed atmosphere, with one describing it as 'totally chilled' and another praising the 'fantastic glamping area.' The beach bar and availability of sunbeds are frequently mentioned as positives. However, some visitors caution about the pebble terrain, with one recommending water shoes due to 'pointy rocks.' The beach is described as 'not the best ever' by one reviewer but as having 'everything one needs,' including restrooms, a playground, and water sports access. The glamping area is highlighted as a potential draw for future visits, particularly for families with children.Practical tips
Wear water shoes to navigate the rocky sections of the beach safely. Arrive early to secure parking and sunbeds, especially during high season. The nearby Illy Caffè and Beach Bar Green are recommended for meals and drinks. Be aware that the beach's pebble surface may not be suitable for those with mobility challenges.Exploring the coast by yacht
For yacht charter guests, Pomer Beach offers a convenient landing point on Brač Island, part of the Adriatic's renowned sailing routes. The surrounding coastline features several anchorages and marinas, including those in Supetar and the nearby islands of Hvar and Vis. Sailors can explore the area's dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and vibrant coastal towns. The beach's proximity to these sailing hubs makes it an ideal stop for those chartering a yacht in the region.Nearby Attractions
The village of Pomer is known for its traditional architecture and local crafts. Nearby, the town of Supetar offers a range of amenities, including restaurants, shops, and a marina. The island of Brač itself is famous for its white stone, which is used in the construction of nearby buildings and the iconic Bol Beach.
Frequently asked questions
Is Pomer Beach suitable for children?
Yes, the beach has a smooth depth increase, making it safe for children to swim. There is also a small playground available for families.Are there facilities for pets?
Yes, pets are allowed on the beach, with dedicated areas indicated by information signs.Nearby beaches
Reviews
Nice place, easy parking but be there before 10:00 tó hét a good place
Great! Loved the beach bar...& totally chilled, relaxed vibe. Fantastic glamping area. Great for all ages, natural shade from pine trees, also sun beds available. joost karsten
Great spot. Free sunbeds, toilets and showers. To be totally honest, we did not stay at the nearby glamping. We compensated this by sponsering everything around us. We recommend visiting Illy Caffè for good coffee, Beach Bar Green for excellent lunch and Windsurfing Centar Pomer for surf lessons/rental. We will probably return here when we have children to have a stay at the glamping.
My family and I had a great time here. Not the best beach ever, but it has everything one needs. Restrooms, small playground, changing “room”, free parking around the area, small buffet with coffee, snacks, ice cream, etc. Water sports opportunities also available, the water is clean, though not turquoise. This is a pebble beach, but after a few meters of entering the water, there will be bigger rocks and some are pointy, so water shoes are highly recommended.