Maun Beach is a serene coastal gem located on the island of Pag near Zadar, Croatia. The beach stretches along the Adriatic coastline, offering a spacious and tranquil environment perfect for sunbathing, leisurely strolling, and casual beach games. Its pale, light-colored sand and rocky elements create a picturesque and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for visitors seeking a peaceful seaside escape away from crowded tourist hubs.
Situated on the largely uninhabited island of Maun, which is about 9 kilometers in length and lies to the west of Pag, the beach offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical resonance. The island itself has historical significance dating back to 1069 when it was donated by Croatian King Petar Kreshimir IV to a Zadar monastery. Today, Maun Beach remains relatively uncrowded, which enhances its appeal for those wanting a quiet retreat with pristine waters and stunning views across the Adriatic Sea.
Its position near Pag Island—famous for its moon-like landscapes and cultural heritage—adds to the beach’s allure. Visitors often combine beach relaxation with exploring the island’s historic towns, scenic olive groves, and salt pans, enjoying a mix of natural and cultural experiences. Maun Beach's relaxed vibe, beautiful coastal scenery, and rich surroundings make it a standout destination on the Croatian coast.
