Kruscica Beach is a charming and slightly secluded pebble beach located in the eponymous bay near the village of Merag on the island of Cres, Primorje Gorski Kotar, Croatia. This beach captivates visitors with its unspoiled natural beauty, featuring crystal-clear calm sea waters shaded by lush pine trees, creating a stunning contrast between the pale gravel shore and vibrant greenery. The beach area is dotted with remnants of old stone huts, which add a historic and rustic charm to the surroundings. Its natural setting makes it a peaceful haven for those looking to escape the busier tourist spots, with a vibe that is both relaxing and rejuvenating.
Kruscica is also a protected natural site, enhancing its appeal to nature lovers and boaters alike. Due to its relatively remote location, access to the beach is best by boat, with ideal conditions for anchoring overnight for sailors, although care must be taken due to the sandy seabed. For those on foot, it is reachable within about 15 minutes, though the path is moderately challenging. This exclusivity helps maintain a tranquil atmosphere where visitors can enjoy an intimate connection with the Adriatic Sea and surrounding landscape.