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Zagreb is located in Continental Croatia in Croatia. Nudist beaches, also known as clothing-optional beaches, are a type of public beach where visitors are allowed to be completely naked. Malo Jezero is one of the nudist beaches located in Zagreb.
It is a blue flag beach that offers facilities for people with disabilities and welcomes pets. Malo Jezero is perfect for sports and recreational activities, such as cycling and rowing races. Visitors can enjoy refreshments from nearby bars and have access to amenities like showers, restrooms, and parking spaces.
An area for nudists is also designated within the beach. For a complete list of nudist beaches in Zagreb, refer to our guide below.
Zagreb: Nudism Laws
While public nudity is strictly illegal in Croatia, nudism is permitted on designated nudist beaches, often marked with 'FKK' signs. These beaches are regulated by local authorities and certain rules must be adhered to. Topless sunbathing is also accepted in Croatia, but completely nude sunbathing is restricted to designated areas. Nudity is not widely accepted in Croatian culture, and respect for local norms and values is important.
For more information, check out this detailed guide.
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