Located on the northwest coast of Dubrovnik's Old Town on the Babin Kuk peninsula, Croatia, Cava Beach is a 260-meter-long and 50-meter-wide beige sand beach with many pebbles and rocky portions. The beach is positioned near Copacabana Beach in a sheltered bay and has a spectacular backdrop of rocky cliffs, lush vegetation, and many oceanfront buildings, including homes, several restaurants, a beach club, and hotels, that offer stunning views of the Elaphite Islands, Port Dubrovnik, the island of Daksa, and the Adriatic Sea. This famous pebbly beach is divided into two main sections, which are separated by an opulent beach club; the smaller beach is a family-friendly beach that is suitable for those seeking peaceful and relaxing time, while the larger section of the beach attracts nudists, party lovers, and young visitors. Cava Beach has been awarded the Blue Flag certification due to its natural beauty, cleanliness, and water quality standards. In addition, the beach promotes eco-friendly practices, ensuring cleanliness and sustainability.