Valalta beach
It is situated on the west coast of Croatia in one of picturesque small bays of Lima Bay. Valalta is a part of an enormous complex for naturists, and is well-known outside the country. People who enjoy taking sun baths naked can not only feel free on the beach but visit bars and restaurants, and walk on the territory without clothes. The three-star hotel and camping are built, and the lay-up of sail yachts is provided on the beach for nudists.
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Beach description
Total length of Valalta Beach is three kilometers and a half. The beach line is uneven, cut with small bays and artificial fills. The central zone is fully sandy, with pebbles, sometimes rather large, o the edges. The water entry is comfortable and smooth, the bottom is even and safe, and the sea looks like some enormous turquoise swimming pool. Children will enjoy a mini aqua park with different slides and trampolines, standing right on water, and beach rescuers provide safety here. Adults will find something to do here as well: to play football, volleyball, and tennis, to enjoy snorkeling, diving, or other water games.
On Valalta, you can use sling chairs, umbrellas, shower cabins and water closets for free; guests are offered swimming pools with recreation zones and beach bars.
Concrete piers with special stairs for entering the sea are equipped in the southern part of the beach. Here, the beach is surrounded with pines, in the shadow of which you can hide from scorching sun and hold a family picnic. You can have a snack in numerous bars and restaurants, and buy ice cream and drinks in special kiosks right on the beach.
Seven kilometers to the south from Valalta, there is a crowded resort town of Rovigne. You can get there by an asphalt road where the scheduled bus goes. You can get to the beach by car and by bicycle, and a convenient parking lot is provided for private transport.
When is the best time to go?
Although the summer in Croatia is hot (the temperature can rise up to 30 degrees), but thanks to the sea breezes it is very pleasant - the best time for a beach holiday. If you want to see the sights of this country rich in historical events, it is better to choose tours in spring or autumn: firstly, the weather is comfortable, and secondly, there are not so many tourists in these times of the year, which positively affects prices.
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Infrastructure
Not each nudist resort can boast with its own hotel, camping, and marina for yachts. And Valalta has all these things, by the way, on the level of the highest European standards.
The resort complex Istria Valalta Camp offers its guests comfortable accommodation in apartments or in separate bungalows equipped with their own kitchenettes, individual bathrooms, and convenient terraces with sling chairs and umbrellas.
Automobile fans can stay in the camping, pitch a tent, or use mobile houses. They can use spacious kitchens with modern domestic machines, spick and span united bathrooms and shower cabins, laundry, household room, children's playgrounds, and BBQ sites.
On the complex territory, there are several restaurants, numerous refreshment points and bars, own bake shop, supermarket, swimming pools, mini field for golf, tennis court, and gym. Additional facilities include a kiosk with fresh fruits and vegetables, clothes and souvenir store, SPA center, beauty center, pharmacy, and first aid medical station.
Animators work in Istria Valalta Camp, various day and evening events are held every day, show programs and sports competitions are carried out as well.
The haven is perfect for laying up both small boats and luxury yachts; water depth by the pier varies from 2 to 6 meters. In the port, one can arrange the vessel technical inspection, charge batteries, and replenish fresh water stock.
Important! For staying in this complex, beside the ID, you will need a nudist's card that can be issued to you at the reception providing that you have all the required certificates and papers.
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During your stay in Valalta, you should find time to visit the neighboring city of Rovinj which is rightfully considered the pearl of Istria region. Narrow paved streets, elegant squares and buildings in classic Venetian style bring the matchless Italian flavor to the city, and noisy and busy port adds even more to tis impression. Buses and river trams go between Rovinj and the utmost places of Croatia, and you can also go to Venice by ferry or by swift-sailing catamaran.