Zadar beaches

Plaža Kumenat

Biograd na Moru, Zadar4.6 ★ (72)
Plaža Kumenat
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Plaža Kumenat is a quiet, clean beach near Biograg na Moru favored for avoiding the crowds of the main town beaches. It's long but narrow, with rocky water entry and pine-shaded areas, plus a single cafe/bar and rentals for sunbeds, umbrellas, SUP boards and pedal boats. The sea is clean and warm, though water shoes are strongly advised due to rocks and sea urchins.

Best time:
Summer for swimming; arrive earlier or walk further from the entrance for the calmest, least crowded spots.
Who it's for:
Families and travelers seeking a quiet, uncrowded beach who don't mind rocky entry and bringing water shoes.

The facts

Sand / surface
rock

The access to the water is rocky and there are a lot of sea urchins

Water quality
clean, warm

the sea is clean and warm

Family friendly
yes

Great beach for families with children

Bar
yes

There is a cafe with billiards tables and good prices on the beach

Restaurant
yes

very close to the promenade with its restaurants

Parking
yes, €2 per hour nearby (free street parking possible)

There's parking nearby. It costs €2 per hour

Sunbeds
yes, rental (~40kn/day)

a sunbed was 40kn a day

Cleanliness
clean

neat and clean

Crowd level
quiet, not crowded

not overcrowded like the main beaches in Biograd

Water sports
SUP rental, pedal boats

renting sun loungers, umbrellas, SUP boards and pedal boats

Beach size
large

The public beach is narrow but very long

Good to know

Pros

  • +Rarely overcrowded, relaxed atmosphere
  • +Clean, warm sea
  • +Shade from pine trees
  • +Cafe/bar and rentals (sunbeds, umbrellas, SUP, pedal boats) on site
  • +Easy access with parking and nearby restaurants

Cons

  • Rocky entry into the water — water shoes recommended
  • Sea urchins present
  • Very little shade in open areas
  • Some find bar prices high
  • Limited facilities and a longish walk from parking

FAQ

Do I need water shoes?
Yes — reviewers repeatedly note rocky entry and sea urchins, so water shoes are recommended.
Is there parking?
Yes, there's paid parking nearby (around €2/hour), with free street parking as an alternative.
Is it good for families?
Reviewers call it great for families, though the rocky entry means small children need supervision.
Are dogs allowed?
A sign restricts dogs near the main entrance, but visitors report it's fine if you walk a bit further along the beach.
Can I rent equipment?
Yes — sunbeds, umbrellas, SUP boards and pedal boats are available for rent.

Location

WFF5+34, 23210, Biograd na Moru, Croatia

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