Belleuve Beach

Nearby dining options cater to diverse tastes, with Willy Restaurant offering fireplace ambiance and a menu featuring vegan options until midnight. Bistro Restaurant Mon Ami impresses with 4.9-star-rated Istrian-Croatian fusion dishes, while Bistro grill Sarajevska priča specializes in Balkan grilled meats. Umi Asian streetfood provides pan-Asian flavors in a casual setting, and Restaurant Sveti Nikola elevates seafood and steak alongside harbor views[restaurants data].

The beach is integrated with the Apartments Bellevue Plava Laguna, offering pool access and sports facilities[5]. Nearby upscale stays include the Isabella Island Resort on a private island and the Valamar Diamant Hotel & Residence with spa services. For boutique stays, Marea Suites provide beachfront luxury, while Hotel Parentium Plava Laguna offers direct beach access and multiple pools[hotels data].

Bellevue Beach features showers, changing rooms, and sunbed/umbrella rentals[1][2]. The Plava Laguna resort area provides additional facilities including sports courts, mini-golf, and children’s play areas[5]. First-aid stations and lifeguards are present during peak season (May 15–September 30), with recycling bins and phone access available[2].

Water sports dominate, with pedalos and windsurfing equipment available for rent[1][5]. The nearby Brulo peninsula offers an aquatic park and organized beach volleyball[1]. Evening entertainment includes poolside bars and seasonal events at the resort complex, while daytime activities extend to cycling and tennis at adjacent facilities[5].

While Bellevue itself isn’t explicitly noted for accessibility, nearby city beaches like Poreč’s main beach provide wheelchair-accessible entries and facilities[1]. The resort area’s paved pathways and level concrete beach sections likely facilitate easier mobility[2].

Visitors can use the Laguna Bellevue Resort’s parking lot, though capacity details aren’t specified[2]. The Blue Lagoon area generally offers ample parking across its hotel complexes, with some paid options during peak season[restaurants data mentions nearby paid lots].

Bellevue’s Blue Flag certification reflects Istria’s strong environmental focus, with most local beaches meeting this standard[1]. The Plava Laguna resort complex, where the beach resides, is among Croatia’s largest tourism developments, accommodating thousands annually[1][5].

Poreč’s UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica is a 15-minute drive north, while the 13km-distant Lanterna Camping hosts Crnika Beach’s lively coastal vibe[1][5]. Boat trips to St. Nicholas Island (5 minutes from Poreč) reveal pebble beaches and pine-shaded relaxation spots[1].