Lone Bay and Mulini Beach in Rovinj: pebbles and white sunbathing terraces

Updated October 19, 2026.

The pebble beach in Lone Bay forms part of Mulini’s landscaped shore. A seaside promenade links Rovinj with the Zlatni rt forest park.

From sunbathing terraces to the pebble shore

The 2014 Mulini beach project covered two different stretches of coast. Between the ACI marina and the beach bar, natural stone alternates with angular white concrete sunbathing terraces. This stretch is more exposed to waves, while the sheltered part of Lone Bay has pebbles and a gentler entry into the sea.

The pebble section is more practical for families with small children. Shade beneath tall trees begins a few metres behind the shore, and smaller rocky bathing spots lie around the edges of the bay.

Along the promenade from town to the forest park

The bay is about a fifteen-minute walk from central Rovinj. The coastal promenade passes in front of the hotels and continues towards the paths of Zlatni rt, so you can combine a swim with a walk or cycle through the forest park. Cars stay in designated parking areas outside the protected area.

Toilets, showers and changing facilities are in the Mulini Beach Bar area. Seasonal activities include kayak and stand-up paddleboard hire. Guests of Hotel Lone have sun loungers, parasols and towels included on the designated hotel section of the beach.

Motor vehicles and open fires are not permitted in the forest park. The paths continue towards the pebbly Kurent Bay and the rocky bathing spots of Zlatni rt.

Distance from Bale: 22 minutes driving (14.8 km)

Sea bathing water quality: excellent

Type of the beach - mainly: pebble

Type of the beach - minor part: concrete

Beach facilities: shower, beach umbrella and chair rental, lifeguard

Beach lenght: 400 m

Beach reachability: by car, partially unpaved road, by bike, on foot

Parking: free of charge

Entrance: free

Address: Lone uvala, Rovinj, Istria, Croatia

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