Rezanska plaza II Ante Starčevića 34, Posedarje
Beach character
This brown-sand beach stretches 140 meters along a sheltered cove, with a width of 60 meters. The sea floor slopes gently into deeper water, creating a smooth transition that extends beyond the visible shoreline. The surrounding landscape is dominated by mountain ridges, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. The beach’s pebbly composition and occasional muddy patches near the shore are noted by visitors, though the shallow depths remain a key attraction for younger swimmers.Swimming and shore
The beach’s shallow, warm waters extend far from the shore, making it ideal for toddlers and elderly visitors. However, the seabed is composed of small rocks and pebbles, requiring caution for those unaccustomed to such conditions. Water temperatures are consistently warm, with one reviewer noting 'plenty of shaded areas' for sun protection. Beach volleyball is a structured activity, while 'water entertainment' likely includes rented equipment for snorkeling or floating devices.Facilities and activities
Nearby facilities include a bar offering cocktails and a small building on the adjacent island, though no official toilets or showers are listed in the catalog. Parking is available in a large lot near the beach, as reported by visitors. The beach’s natural rock formations and mountain backdrop provide opportunities for photography and leisurely strolls. No lifeguards or formal safety measures are mentioned in the catalog.Access and location
Rezanska Plaza II is accessible via Ante Starčevića 34 in Posedarje, a coastal town on the island of Šolta. The beach lies within a region known for its rugged coastline and historic villages, with Posedarje itself offering traditional seafood restaurants and boat tours. The nearby town of Supetar, a short drive away, has marinas and yacht charter agencies, connecting the beach to the broader sailing infrastructure of the Middle Dalmatian Islands.What visitors say
Visitors describe Rezanska Plaza II as a 'hidden gem' with 'exceptional' conditions for families, though opinions vary on its practicality. Thomas Johnson highlighted the 'shallow and still' waters as ideal for children, while Franz Iacob noted the beach’s suitability for toddlers despite its pebbly surface. Kacper K observed that the beach requires a 'long distance to completely submerge,' suggesting it’s better for wading than swimming. Multiple reviewers mentioned the nearby bar and parking, though one noted a 'muddy portion' near the shore that can be avoided.
Practical tips
Bring sturdy shoes for the pebbly shoreline and consider arriving early to secure parking. The bar near the beach is a popular spot for drinks, but no formal dining options are available on-site. Visitors with dogs should note the beach’s moderate cleanliness index and check for any seasonal restrictions.
Exploring the coast by yacht
For yacht charter guests exploring the Middle Dalmatian Islands, Rezanska Plaza II offers a convenient stop near Posedarje’s marinas. The surrounding waters are part of a sailing route connecting Šolta, Brac, and Hvar, with anchorages available in nearby bays. Euro-Agent’s yacht search page can help locate motor yachts or sailboats operating in this region, with bases in Split, Supetar, or Bol for extended stays.Cultural Context of Posedarje
Posedarje, a village on Šolta, retains traditional Dalmatian architecture with stone houses and terraced vineyards. The island’s history as a fishing community is reflected in local cuisine, with fresh fish and homemade prošek (a sweet wine) available at nearby taverns. The beach’s proximity to the Šolta-Makarska road makes it accessible for day-trippers from Split or Dubrovnik.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rezanska Plaza II suitable for swimming?
The beach has shallow, warm waters ideal for toddlers and seniors, but the seabed consists of pebbles and rocks. Swimmers should be cautious of the uneven surface.Are there facilities like toilets or showers on-site?
No official facilities are listed in the beach catalog, but a nearby bar and parking lot are available. Toilets may be accessible in Posedarje village.Nearby beaches
Reviews
Lovely beach which stays really shallow and still for quite a way out, really warm water, plenty of shaded areas, also some toilets nearby and a great bar for drinks including cocktails, which we enjoyed on our second to last day in Croatia, wish we’d come here earlier.
Big parking lot nearby. Water is still and hot. There is indeed sand beneath the water, but the beach is made from small rocks. Nice little building on the island and a lot of lizards. Nice place to relax and cool in the water, but it's not the best place for swimming since you have to walk a looong distance to completely submerge. molnar ricsike
I love it bastronist
Great place for kids and toddlers The waters are shallow and the water is clear. The beach itself is from pebbles so not that great. There is indeed a muddy portion but it can be easily avoided. Zadar