Tiha Bay

Konoba Kogula stands out near Tiha Bay with a 4.6 rating, offering Croatian dishes, vegan options, and rooftop seating under string lights. Open until midnight, it features live music and a fireplace, appealing to families and LGBTQ+ guests[restaurant data]. Konoba Vala, temporarily closed, typically serves traditional fare like grilled seafood and Dalmatian *pršut* (cured ham), though its reopening date remains unconfirmed[restaurant data].

Most dining options cluster in nearby Milna, a short drive away, leaving Tiha Bay itself without direct food vendors[2][restaurant data].

Gava Waterman Milna Resort & Cottages, 15 minutes by car, offers waterfront rooms, a spa, and private beach access[hotel data]. Hotel Milna Osam (Adults Only) provides sleek accommodations with marina views, while Illyrian Resort features stone-walled rooms and an outdoor pool[hotel data].

Villa Slika, a boutique hotel, offers intimate stays near Milna’s coast[hotel data]. Note that all listed hotels are in nearby Milna, not Bobovišća na Moru, requiring a 10-20 minute drive to Tiha Bay.

Tiha Bay provides basic restrooms but lacks showers and changing facilities[2]. No loungers or umbrellas are officially listed, though some areas may have natural shade from surrounding trees[2][4]. Pack essentials like water and snacks, as no vendors operate onsite[2].

The beach’s unspoiled charm means minimal infrastructure, with amenities more developed in nearby Milna[2][hotel data].

Swimming dominates here, with calm, clear waters perfect for floating sessions[1][2]. Snorkelers can explore rocky outcrops teeming with Mediterranean marine life, though no equipment rentals exist onsite[2][5]. Kayaking and sailing are possible, but boats must be brought independently or chartered from nearby towns[1].

Hiking trails around Starogradski Zaljev offer coastal views, while yachting enthusiasts frequent the bay for its sheltered anchoring[1][5].

No ramps, beach wheelchairs, or tactile paths are available, with access limited by natural terrain[2]. The pebbly/rocky shoreline and lack of paved paths pose challenges for mobility-impaired visitors[2][4].

Nearby hotels like Illyrian Resort offer accessible rooms but require transportation to reach the beach[hotel data].

Free street parking and small lots serve visitors near beach access points, though capacity is limited[restaurant data]. No paid parking facilities are mentioned, but spots fill quickly during peak season[2].

For guaranteed parking, arrive early or consider accommodations like Gava Resort with private lots[hotel data].

Tiha Bay’s name translates to "Quiet Bay," reflecting its calm waters and absence of motorized water sports[1][2]. The area remains uninhabited, preserving ecosystems where seabirds nest along cliffs[1].

Locals historically used the bay’s coves to shelter fishing boats from Adriatic storms[1].

Explore the historic village of Bobovišća na Moru, known for its 16th-century stone houses[restaurant data]. Nearby Milna features a Baroque-era parish church and working fishing harbors[hotel data].

Boat excursions to Pakleni Islands or the Blue Cave on Biševo Island are popular day trips[1][5].