Polari Bay lies several kilometres south of Rovinj within a large campsite on a relatively open stretch of coast. The main developed bathing areas are pebbly, while more natural rocky sections and small coves continue toward the edges. The official profile for the principal beach records a managed shoreline, pedestrian access and a moderately sloping seabed, with parking available within the campsite area. Food, drink and recreation are close at hand, but the length of the coast also makes it possible to move away from the busiest zones. Polari is a useful choice for travellers who want campsite infrastructure without giving up the option of finding a quieter place beside the sea.
Source: European Environment Agency (EEA); data from Croatian authorities. · bathing water profile
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