Mandre Beach

Mandre Beach is a scenic coastal area located in the southern part of Pag Island, a popular tourist destination. The beach is situated in the town of Mandre, approximately four kilometers away from the ACI marina Šimuni and about ten kilometers from Zrće beach. The location offers stunning views of the nearby islands of Silba, Olib, Maun, and Škrda, which contribute to the overall charm and appeal of the place.

The natural environment of Mandre Beach is characterized by its clear blue waters and sandy shores, surrounded by diverse Mediterranean vegetation, including aromatic herbs, sage, and immortelle. The landscape is also marked by the white tower of the church Gospe Snježne, which adds a unique touch to the overall scenery. The beach is mainly composed of unique pebble stones, making it suitable for children and people with disabilities.

One of the notable features of Mandre Beach is its peaceful and uncrowded atmosphere. Unlike many other popular beach destinations, Mandre Beach offers a tranquil environment for visitors, making it an ideal place for a relaxing getaway. The beach also hosts a well-protected harbor known as Porat, surrounded by pine forests and sheltered from storms, offering a safe and serene place for boaters.

In terms of amenities, Mandre Beach offers a variety of options for visitors. There are sports facilities available in the tourist resort Mandrice for active guests, and a small beach filled with activities specifically designed for children. Restaurants and cafes are also lined along the coast, offering a variety of dining options for visitors.

To reach Mandre Beach, visitors can take a small boat or kayak from the neighboring uninhabited islands of Maun and Škrda. There are also daily organized trips to the islands of Silba and Olib, as well as to the national parks Kornati and Plitvička jezera, providing opportunities for visitors to explore the untouched nature.