Dubovica Beach is a stunning pebble beach located on the southern coast of Hvar Island, near Zaraće in the Split-Dalmatia region of Croatia. Just about 8 kilometers from the town of Hvar, this picturesque cove is celebrated for its crystal-clear azure waters and beautiful natural scenery marked by steep wooded hills surrounding the beach. The beach is well-known for a charming old stone house belonging to the Kasandrić family dating back to the 18th/19th century, which adds to the area's rustic and historic vibe. It offers a quieter and more authentic atmosphere, away from the bustling city life, making it a preferred spot for relaxation and nature lovers.
Accessible by a somewhat steep road and limited parking, Dubovica retains a serene and less crowded charm compared to other popular beaches on the island. Visitors often remark on the breathtaking view of the Adriatic Sea from the pebble shore and the inviting waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. This beach is also reachable by boat from Hvar harbor, offering a scenic journey along the coast which enhances the overall experience. The combination of natural beauty, historic architecture, and peaceful seclusion defines the unique allure of Dubovica Beach.
Visitors appreciate the easy access to the underwater landscape for snorkeling as well as the expansive pebble shore for sunbathing and picnics. The surrounding countryside and the traditional stone house create a picturesque backdrop that blends cultural heritage with natural splendor, making Dubovica a memorable destination for travelers seeking tranquility and pristine coastal beauty.