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Croatia · Adriatic coast
Croatia officially monitors bathing water at 1,144 beaches every summer, and in the latest completed season 99% of classified beaches were rated Excellent - among the cleanest coastlines in Europe.
Dubrovnik
25.2°C
Air quality →
Split
26.0°C
Air quality →
Makarska
26.5°C
Zadar
25.0°C
Šibenik
25.1°C
Pula
26.6°C
Air quality →
Rovinj
27.6°C
Opatija
25.9°C
Rovinj, Poreč, Pula, Umag · 208 of 220 classified
Opatija, Krk, Crikvenica, Mali Lošinj · 258 of 273 classified
Novalja (Pag), Karlobag, Rab ferries
Zadar, Pag, Dugi Otok, Biograd · 22 of 175 classified
Šibenik, Vodice, Primošten, Murter · 99 of 107 classified
Split, Makarska, Hvar, Brač, Trogir · 150 of 176 classified
Dubrovnik, Korčula, Mljet, Pelješac · 115 of 121 classified
Classification from the most recent completed official bathing season. In-season samples are taken every two weeks from May to September.
Croatian beaches are classified under the EU Bathing Water Directive, based on regular laboratory tests for bacteria (E. coli and intestinal enterococci). Four classes are used:
Swimming is safe at beaches rated Excellent, Good or Sufficient. A Poor rating means the water failed the bacteriological standard and swimming may be temporarily discouraged there.
Every one of the 1,144 beaches with per-beach measurements. Interface in Croatian, place names are universal.
Source: IZOR / Croatian national bathing water quality monitoring programme · Sea temperature by Open-Meteo.com
