Gradac Beach

Gradac Beach, also known as Plaža Gornja Vala, is a picturesque destination located in the town of Gradac on the Makarska Riviera in Croatia. Known for its clean waters and pebbly surface, it is one of the country's renowned beaches.

The beach is situated at the foot of the Biokovo mountain, which shields it from winds, making it an attractive spot for nautical enthusiasts. It stretches for five kilometers, making it one of the longest beaches on the Makarska Riviera. The beach consists of fine gravel, and is lined by a promenade in Gradac. A unique characteristic of Gradac Beach is its natural setting, with the beach shaded by pine forests that provide a refreshing retreat from the sun's heat.

Gradac Beach is conveniently located just 300 meters from the town center, making it easily accessible even without a car. For those who prefer to drive, parking spaces are available. Public transportation is also an option, with a city bus service running from Makarska to Gradac.

Despite its popularity, Gradac Beach is not overly crowded, offering a peaceful atmosphere for visitors. It features various amenities and activities for visitors to enjoy. The beach is surrounded by restaurants and bars, allowing visitors to take a break from swimming and enjoy a meal or a drink. For the more adventurous, there are options to rent jet skis and kayaks, or engage in a game of volleyball.

The beach is equipped with showers, public toilets, and changing cabins, although a small fee may be charged for the use of these facilities. Visitors should also be aware that the beach is stony and there might be sea urchins in the water.

In addition to the beach itself, the Gradac area offers other attractions and activities for visitors to explore, enhancing the overall beach experience.