Beritnica Beach is famed for three gigantic natural stone monoliths emerging from the shallow turquoise water near the shore. Located past Ručica Beach along the rugged Pag coastline, this undeveloped pebble cove sits directly beneath the Stogaj climbing cliff.
Park at Ručica Beach and follow the well-marked red-and-white trail markers of the 'Life on Mars' footpath east for 1.5 km.
Fast 45-min highway drive from Zadar Airport (ZAD) or 60 min from Split Airport (SPU).
The peak summer sea surface temperature at Beritnica Beach averages 24.2°C (76°F), based on 30-year NOAA OISST satellite climatology.
Beritnica Beach is classified as a pebbles / shingle shoreline located in Pag Island (Metajna), Croatia.
Beritnica Beach has steeper entry or natural coastal features better suited for confident swimmers.
Parking arrangements vary locally. No public restrooms directly on-site.