Pla A Dla Psów(Plaza Za Pse)

Nearby dining options blend traditional Dalmatian cuisine with modern flair. Konoba Tapun serves local dishes like grilled seafood and peka in a rustic setting, while Konoba Dominik offers refined Croatian fare with waterfront views. Krespo bar specializes in sweet and savory crepes, ideal for breakfast or light bites.

For pizzas and casual meals, Pizzeria Dante earns praise for its wood-fired options, and Luigi's delivers hearty burgers in a family-friendly space. Most venues emphasize outdoor seating and fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Accommodations near the beach cater to diverse preferences. Radisson Blu Resort & Spa provides luxury with direct beach access and a full-service spa. Hotel Štacija offers polished rooms and a seaside terrace, while HotelOscar combines modern design with LGBTQ+ friendly policies.

For intimate stays, Villa Žarko features an outdoor pool overlooking the bay, and Villa Sol charms with boutique rooms and personalized service. All emphasize proximity to coastal attractions.

The beach is well-equipped with showers, restrooms, and changing rooms. Rental services provide paddleboards, kayaks, and beach mats, while beachside bars offer snacks and drinks.

Visitors appreciate the clean facilities and shaded picnic areas, though accessibility features like ramps are limited. The pebble surface may challenge those with mobility issues despite lifeguard presence during peak seasons.

Water sports dominate here, including kayaking, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. The calm waters are ideal for swimming, while nearby Divulje Beach hosts Cable Park Split for wakeboarding.

Land-based options include coastal hiking trails and volleyball courts. Boat tours to nearby islands like Hvar and Brač are easily accessible from the marina.

While some beach entrances have stairs, limited wheelchair ramps exist near main facilities. Restaurants like Konoba INTRADA and Konoba Lanterna offer accessible seating and parking.

Most hotels provide ground-floor rooms and elevators, though uneven terrain dominates the coastal walkways. Public restrooms include ADA-compliant stalls.

Free street parking is available near the beach, though spaces fill quickly in summer. Paid lots and garages operate within a 5-10 minute walk, with rates averaging €2-3 per hour.

Some hotels offer reserved parking for guests. Access via public transit is limited, making early arrival advisable during peak months.

Kaštel Štafilić is part of the ‘Seven Castles’ defense system built by medieval nobles to protect against invaders. The beach’s pebbles are remnants of ancient limestone cliffs.

Local legend claims the Mastrinka olive tree grants wishes. The area’s microclimate produces renowned Plavac Mali wines, cultivated on nearby slopes.

Historical sites like the 15th-century Nehaj Tower and Castle Rotondo are within walking distance. The 1,500-year-old Mastrinka olive tree symbolizes the area’s agricultural heritage.

Day trips to Split’s Diocletian’s Palace or the Blue Cave on Biševo Island are popular. The Kaštela Open-Air Museum showcases seven preserved medieval castles along the coast.