Split · Split-Dalmatia County · Croatia
Kašjuni Beach
You'll descend stone steps through Aleppo pines, their trunks twisted by decades of salt wind, until the forest opens onto a pebble crescent backed by pale cliffs. The water here glows blue-green, deeper and clearer than anything on Split's eastern shore.
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You'll descend stone steps through Aleppo pines, their trunks twisted by decades of salt wind, until the forest opens onto a pebble crescent backed by pale cliffs. The water here glows blue-green, deeper and clearer than anything on Split's eastern shore.
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About this beach
Where it is
Kašjuni Beach
Split, Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia
43.5002°, 16.3909°
Top things to do
At Kašjuni Beach
Deep Clear Water
Visibility extends meters below surface
Marjan Forest Trails
Pine-shaded paths above the beach
Cliff Backdrop Photos
Limestone formations frame the cove
Beach Club Dining
Seafood and cocktails with views
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Kašjuni Beach.
Questions people actually ask about Kašjuni Beach.
Is Kašjuni Beach safe for swimming and suitable for children?
Kašjuni Beach is generally safe for swimming with clear, calm waters typical of protected Adriatic coves. However, it's a pebble beach with a fairly quick depth increase, making it more suitable for confident swimmers than young children. The water clarity allows you to see the bottom easily. There are no lifeguards on duty, so supervise children closely. The pebbles can be uncomfortable to walk on, so water shoes are recommended. The beach gets crowded in peak season but maintains good water quality throughout summer.
When is the best time to visit Kašjuni Beach to avoid crowds?
Visit Kašjuni Beach early morning (before 10am) or late afternoon (after 5pm) during July and August to avoid peak crowds. June and September offer the best overall experience with warm swimming temperatures, fewer visitors, and pleasant weather. Weekdays are consistently quieter than weekends year-round. The beach faces west, making sunset visits particularly scenic and less crowded as day-trippers depart. Spring and early autumn provide a more peaceful atmosphere, though water temperatures are cooler. Avoid midday in high summer when both crowds and heat peak.
