Koversada Nude Beach

Koversada Naturist Beach stretches along Lim Bay with rocky sun platforms, hidden pebble coves, and a sandy children’s beach opposite a small islet. It sits within a 97 ha naturist park, combining wild Mediterranean forest with immediate access to clear Adriatic sea.

Officially established in 1961, the site offers a cultured naturist community with strict codes of conduct—no clothing of course, but also no photography, overt sexuality, or disruption. The environment balances freedom and respect, and is accompanied by practical conveniences such as public showers, accessible ramps, and rentals.

Visitors enjoy plentiful amenities: sun loungers and umbrellas, a dog‑friendly zone, restaurants, cafés, bars, and shops. Sport lovers can play volleyball, tennis, table tennis, or rent bikes, paddle boats, and SUP boards. The well‑maintained campsite has mobile homes, tent pitches, communal kitchens, and Wi‑Fi, making multi‑day stays easy.

A secluded islet bridged to the shore offers extra privacy, ideal for a quiet afternoon swim or a peaceful spot in the shade of pines. Despite its popularity, the park feels spacious and relaxed, with forested areas buffering noise and separating coves.

By car:

From Vrsar, follow signs southwest on the bypass toward Koversada.

Turn at the naturist park entrance and park in designated lots (free basic parking or paid premium).

Walk to beach via paved forest paths leading through adaptation zones into the naturist area.

By public transport:

Take a local bus from Vrsar toward the campsite stop at Koversada.

From the stop, it's a short 5–10 minute walk through forest paths to the beach entrance.

By foot:

If staying in Vrsar or nearby campsites, walking is easy via coastal trails or shaded forest paths along Lim Bay—expect a scenic 20–30 minute stroll.

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