Pekna Plaz

Near Pekna Plaz, Konoba Karoca stands out with its 4.6 rating and Mediterranean seafood specialties, including praised calamari[1]. Gostiona Zrinski offers vegan and gluten-free options in a laid-back terrace setting, while Restaurant Dida provides upscale Croatian dishes with sea views on Šetalište Vladimira Nazora[1][5]. Buffet Giardin (4.8 rating) is renowned for its tuna BBQ and quick bites, and SABBIA Restaurant combines fine dining with rooftop cocktails and live music[5].

Hotel Crikvenica offers streamlined rooms with sea views and a spa near Strossmayerovo šetalište[6]. Hotel Miramare (4.7 rating) features chic quarters and a modern restaurant, while Hotel Esplanade provides modest beachfront lodging with free breakfast[6]. Hotel Omorika includes sea-view dining, and Hotel Kvarner Palace offers upscale suites with pools and a spa[6].

Pekna Plaz provides lifeguard services, restrooms, and sun lounger rentals for visitor safety and comfort[2]. Beachside cafes offer snacks and drinks, while shaded picnic areas are available for families[2]. Seasonal amenities may include umbrella rentals and freshwater showers[2].

Swimming and sunbathing are primary attractions, with calm waters suitable for all ages[2]. Nearby hiking trails lead to scenic viewpoints, and coastal paths are ideal for cycling[2]. Water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding can often be arranged through local vendors[2].

Accessibility details are not explicitly listed in available data, but some nearby restaurants like Konoba Karoca and Bistro Corso offer wheelchair-accessible seating[1][5]. Beach entry points may have gradual slopes, though dedicated ramps are unconfirmed[2].

Paid parking lots and street parking are available near the beach, with limited free options during peak seasons[2]. Proximity to the shoreline varies, but most lots are within a 5–10 minute walk[2].

Pekna Plaz’s name translates to 'Beautiful Beach,' reflecting its reputation among locals[2]. The beach has been a wellness destination since the early 20th century, leveraging Crikvenica’s status as a historic spa town[2].

Grad Crikvenica’s historic center features museums and churches like the Parish Church of the Assumption[2]. Nearby trails connect to Vinodol Valley’s landscapes, and boat tours to nearby islands like Krk are popular[2].