Paradise Beach

The biggest and the most famous beach of Lopar is Paradise Beach, often listed in Top 10 Adriatic beaches or Top 100 Mediterranean beaches. Over a mile of golden sand spread around the bay at the SE of Lopar peninsula, stretching along the San Marino Resort and camping and at walking distance for most of the guests in private accommodation.

This is usually the first stop for all visitors of Lopar. You will find here everything you expect to see in a beach – rows of deck-chairs and beach umbrellas, gazebos for more privacy and luxury, beach bars and cocktail bars, plenty of restaurants, pizza and grill joints as well as fast-food, pancake and ice-cream shops. Who can resist a slice of pizza, pancake or ice-cream any time of the day?!

Beach is perfect for the lazy relax, but if you crave for action, there are plenty of sports and entertainment available. Look for the beach volleyball courts or book a slot at tennis courts. If you prefer water sports, rent a beach-canoe, kayak or a SUP board. For speed and adrenaline junkies there are speed rides with speed boat, jet ski rental and parachute ride. The ultimate fun can be found at the bottom of Paradise beach, on Aquagan waterslides. Whether you are 5 or 55, you will love sliding down the waterslides and you will go for more than just one ride!

Paradise Beach never sleeps. OK, it does, but late at night. However, in the evening it is the central point of Lopar – the sound of music is in the air, rock and evergreen coming from the terraces or sound of samba coming from the beach – the rhythm is everywhere, so there is no point in trying to resist. Just go along and dance!

Since 2003. The Paradise Beach is decorated with a “Blue Flag” – the international mark of beach quality and preserved environment, as well as the safety of swimmers.

For physically challenged and for disabled, there are several ramps along the Paradise Beach, for their easier access into the sea.

To keep everyone happy in our little sand paradise, some things are allowed and some things are not.

In Paradise Beach nudism is not allowed, nor is the swimming for dogs allowed.

You will find nearby a swimming corner for dogs at the very bottom of Paradise Beach, where you can take your dog for a dip. It’s the South end of Paradise Beach, called Podrapost, next to Aquagan. Other dog-friendly beaches are Kaštelina (after bay Livačina) and beach Zad Vele Stene (next to beach Ciganka).

Naturism is allowed on beaches Sahara and Ciganka and beach Stolac is FKK exclusive.

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Paradise samba festival - Lopar

Our Paradise Beach has a compelling resemblance to famous Brazilian Copacabana, so what better place to choose for the home of a Festival of Samba?

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Festival of sand sculptures

Every June the Paradise Beach, becomes an open-air atelier for young artists who are building original sand sculptures during our Festival of Sand Sculptures

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MTB 4 Islands

MITAS 4 islands is a thrilling mountain bike race over 4 islands of Kvarner Bay. A race where islands are stages, goat paths are trails and the sea plays hide and seek!

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Fruga Art Trail

The Fruga Art Trail was created, inviting visitors to walk the Premužić Trail on the plateau to discover landscape art projects in different locations.

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AEROBIC activities on beach

PARADISE BEACH ČRNIKA - Monday - Saturday 10am

LIVAČINA BEACH- Monday - Wednesday - Friday from 5pm

GORNJI MEL BEACH - Tuesday and Thursday from 5pm

Geopark Lopar

The Lopar Geomorphologic Garden, part of the Rab Island Geopark, with a total of 50 marked geological points, is rich in geologically interesting features and rare flora

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Rab island Trail

Rab Island Trail is one of the most popular racetracks in the Croatian Trekking League, which has been held since 2007. Participants participate in 3 categories for men and 3 for women.
Join us on October 1th!

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Birth of Little Mary

The celebration begins early in the morning (September 8), when pilgrims accompanied by numerous tourists gather around the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and services are held at 10:00, 15:00 and 17:00.

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Mesopust in Lopar

(The Masquerades of Lopar) are the pride of the village since their tradition is over 150 years old. Lopar is the only village in the island of Rab that has preserved and nurtured the carnival tradition, with authentic masquerade and rituals.

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Sand Sculpture Festival

Paradise Beach is becoming a surreal world of breathtaking sand sculptures! Participate in our sand sculpture festival and enjoy the art of making sand sculptures!

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Rab Archaeological Traces

The project Rab Archaeological (T)races was developed on the idea of an open-air museum, presenting about 30 archaeological sites in the area of the island of Rab.

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