Kasjuni Beach
Kasjuni is a large, natural pebble beach on the Marjan peninsula near Split with crystal-clear, calm water praised as some of the best around the city. Facilities are minimal and reportedly shrinking — beyond a couple of bars/restaurants and paid loungers, there are few amenities, so most visitors bring their own supplies. Expect little shade, a narrow strip that can get crowded midday, and a scenic, laid-back atmosphere.
- Best time:
- Early morning to beat crowds and heat; late spring or early September for warm water without peak crowding.
- Who it's for:
- Nature-loving swimmers and snorkelers who don't mind bringing their own gear and shade.
The facts
- Sand / surface
- pebble
“A large, free pebble beach with crystal-clear water”
- Water quality
- clear/clean
“Crystal clear water!”
- Bar
- yes
“There are two bars with loungers and umbrellas”
- Restaurant
- yes
“there are only 2 restaurants and they aren't the cheapest”
- Showers
- no
“There are no toilets and no showers”
- Parking
- free but limited/difficult
“a small free parking lot near the beach and another small one uphill”
- Sunbeds
- yes, paid (~€35)
“giving up €35 for a sun lounger with an umbrella”
- Snorkeling
- yes
“we snorkelled and seen small fish, sea slugs, sea urchins and anemones”
- Surfing
- no
“crystal-clear water and no waves”
- Cleanliness
- clean
“The beach is actually clean and the water as y'all can see from the photos is wonderful”
- Crowd level
- can get crowded midday; quiet early/off-peak
“Gets crowded easily”
- Beach size
- large
“A large, free pebble beach”
Good to know
- sea urchins — “sea slugs, sea urchins and anemones”
- pebbles/rocks require water shoes — “pebble beach definitely needs aquashoes”
- little to no shade, strong sun — “Limited to zero shade so pack a hat”
Pros
- +Crystal-clear, calm swimming water
- +Beautiful natural scenery with palm and mountain views
- +Good snorkeling with visible marine life
- +Free/no entry pebble beach with bars and loungers available
- +Easy access via bus 12 or short taxi ride from Old Town
Cons
- −Minimal facilities and reportedly being reduced further
- −Very little natural shade — bring a hat/umbrella
- −Pebbles and rocks require water shoes
- −Narrow strip gets crowded and parking is difficult
- −Bars/restaurants pricey and often cash only
FAQ
- Is Kasjuni Beach sandy?
- No, it's a pebble and rock beach, so water shoes are strongly recommended.
- Are there toilets and showers?
- Facilities are limited; reviews mention few restrooms and note a lack of showers, so don't rely on them.
- How do I get there from Split Old Town?
- Bus route 12 stops near the top of the hill (about €3–3.50, exact change/cash), or it's a short taxi ride or roughly an hour's walk.
- Can I rent sunbeds?
- Yes, loungers with umbrellas are available at beach bars, though prices can be high (one reviewer noted €35).
- Should I bring my own food and drinks?
- Yes — options are very limited and pricey, so bring water and snacks, especially early in the season.
Location
Adriatic Sea, 21000, Meje, Split, Croatia
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