Pokonji Dol
Pebble beach 20 minutes on foot east of Hvar town, along the seaside path past the Franciscan monastery.
Pokonji Dol is the main city beach of Hvar town, a curve of pebbles, gravel and stone slabs about 1.5 km east of the centre, facing the Pakleni islands and the small Pokonji Dol lighthouse islet.
You can reach it in 20 to 30 minutes on foot along the seaside path past the Franciscan monastery, or come by car, scooter or taxi boat. The water is clear with an easy entry, good for families and for snorkelling.
Two beach restaurants rent out umbrellas, sunbeds, kayaks and paddle boats in season, and there is a snack bar and a changing cabin. It is busiest between noon and 3 pm in July and August, so arrive early for a good spot.
Pokonji Dol, practical questions
Beach vitals
Faces the open south, so it is calm in the bura from the north and choppy when the jugo blows from the south east.
Sun most of the day, with shade under the pines at the back of the beach in the afternoon.
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