Kolocep Beach is situated on Kolocep Island, the smallest and closest of the inhabited Elaphiti Islands in Croatia, just a short 20-40 minute ferry ride from Dubrovnik. This beach is known for its tranquil, car-free environment, making it an ideal escape for visitors seeking peace and nature. The beach area is characterized by its charming pebble shorelines and crystal-clear Adriatic waters, surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation and forested hiking trails that offer panoramic views and a serene atmosphere.
Aside from its natural beauty, Kolocep Beach is steeped in history and culture, with nearby ancient churches such as Saint Nicholas and St. Anthony's, as well as old stone carvings and battlements that pepper the island’s landscape. The island vibe is relaxed and intimate, with pathways and steps leading visitors through two quaint villages, Donje Čelo and Gornje Čelo. The beach and island attract families and nature enthusiasts alike, offering a quiet retreat with a touch of authentic Croatian island life.
The beach is also a gateway to exciting aquatic activities, including kayaking and boat tours to the Blue Cave, accessible only by sea. Visitors can enjoy walking the scenic island trails or simply soaking in the calming waters and undisturbed surroundings, making Kolocep Beach a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery.