Kašjuni Beach

Kašjuni Beach is one of Split’s most beautiful and popular coastal spots, located on the southern slopes of the famous Marjan Hill. The beach boasts a picturesque setting, framed by steep, rugged cliffs and lush Mediterranean pine forests that offer a striking contrast to the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea. It is a place where nature meets modern beach amenities, creating a vibrant yet relaxing atmosphere.

Recently renovated, the beach features a deep bay that provides shelter from strong winds, making the water exceptionally calm and clear. The shoreline is covered with fine pebbles, making it comfortable for sunbathing and walking barefoot. Visitors can enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the sea and the distant islands, while the scent of pine trees fills the air.

Kašjuni has become particularly famous for its stylish lounge bar, which attracts a younger crowd looking for good music, refreshing cocktails, and a lively vibe. However, the beach is spacious enough to accommodate different types of visitors, including families and older couples who prefer the quieter sections. It is a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern convenience, just a short distance from the bustling city center of Split.

Practical info

Beach typefine pebble, partly rocky

WaterThe water is crystal clear, calm, and deepens after a few meters, making it ideal for swimming.

Getting thereEasily accessible by car, bus (line 12), or boat from Split center; a scenic walk over Marjan hill is also an option.

ParkingThere is a parking lot right above the beach, but it fills up quickly in high season.

EntranceEntrance to the beach is free, but renting sun loungers and parasols incurs a fee.

LifeguardA lifeguard is usually on duty during the high season (June to September).

ShadeThere is plenty of natural shade from the pine trees at the edge of the beach, as well as parasols available for rent.

Best timeEarly morning is ideal for peace and quiet, while the afternoon attracts a lively crowd.

NearbySplit with its famous Diocletian's Palace is just a few kilometers away. The popular Bene Beach is also nearby.

Family-friendly & For kids

The beach is family-friendly thanks to the calm water and fine pebbles, though one section of the bay is more oriented towards a younger crowd.

Kids appreciate the shallower water entrance in the western part of the bay, although there are no dedicated playgrounds right on the beach.

Food & drink

Lounge Bar on the beach — Offers modern cocktails, burgers, and light salads right by the sea.
Split Old Town (Center) — Numerous konobas here offer fresh Dalmatian fish and seafood.
Cafes on Marjan Hill — Ideal for a refreshing ice cream or a cold coffee after swimming.

Facilities

Lounge bar
Sun loungers
Parasols
Showers
Changing rooms
Toilets
Water taxi

Events nearby

Ultra Europe Festival Mid-July (annually) · annual
One of Europe's largest electronic music festivals, held over three days at Park Mladezi in Split with world-famous EDM, house and techno DJs across massive main and RESISTANCE stages. The 2026 edition runs 10-12 July. Source
Split Summer Festival (Splitsko ljeto) Mid-July to mid-August (annually) · annual
Running since 1954, this month-long festival fills Split with open-air drama, opera, ballet, music and dance performances at venues around the city, including in and around Diocletian's Palace. Source
Sudamja (St Domnius Day) Late April to early May, feast day 7 May (annually) · annual
Split's biggest annual celebration honouring its patron saint Sveti Duje and the city's founding, with religious processions, live concerts, markets and food across the old town. In 2026 festivities run roughly 30 April to 10 May. Source
Days of Diocletian (Dani Dioklecijana) Mid to late August (annually) · annual
A historical re-enactment festival when the streets around Diocletian's Palace and the waterfront transform into Roman-era Split, with costumed processions, the 'emperor' and his guard, music and period performances. Source
Mediterranean Film Festival Split Mid-June (annually) · annual
An annual festival showcasing regional and Mediterranean cinema at several venues around Split. The 2026 edition is scheduled for 11-20 June. Source
Melodije Jadrana (Melodies of the Adriatic) Late June, over three days (annually) · annual
A long-running Croatian pop music festival held over three days in late June, featuring regional artists and new Adriatic-flavoured songs. Source

Tips

Bring water shoes as the entrance to the sea can be rocky in parts.
Arrive early in the morning to secure a good parking spot.
Combine your beach visit with a hike up Marjan Hill for great views.
Stay until sunset, the atmosphere here is particularly romantic.

FAQ

Is the beach sandy?

No, it is a fine pebble beach.

Are dogs allowed on the beach?

Not on the main beach, but there is a separate dog beach right next to it.

Is there a bus from Split to the beach?

Yes, bus line 12 runs from the center of Split to near the beach.

Can I bring my own umbrella?

Yes, there are free sections where you can set up your own towels and umbrellas.

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