The beach has held the Blue Flag international eco-label, recognizing high standards of water quality and safety.
The name 'Poli Mora' is derived from the local dialect, roughly translating to 'by the sea'.
The beach is part of a 4-kilometer promenade that connects Selce to the neighboring town of Crikvenica.
It is a man-made beach infrastructure, characteristic of northern Adriatic coastal engineering projects designed to manage tourist density.
Plaža Poli Mora is a Blue Flag-awarded beach located in the coastal town of Selce, Croatia. The beach features a combination of concrete sunbathing plateaus and natural pebble sections along the Adriatic coastline. It is equipped with multiple water slides, making it a primary destination for families in the Crikvenica Riviera. The seabed transitions quickly from shallow pebble shores to deeper water, suitable for intermediate swimmers. The beach is directly integrated into the town’s promenade, providing immediate access to surrounding food and beverage services. Its location offers views across the Kvarner Gulf toward the island of Krk. The facility is fully managed during the summer season with lifeguard supervision and essential beach amenities.
The elevated walkway section overlooking the bay toward the island of Krk.
Bring water shoes to navigate the transition between the concrete piers and the pebble seabed.
Arrive early in the morning to secure a spot on the concrete sections, as they fill rapidly by midday.
Utilize the public showers located along the promenade to rinse off salt after swimming.
Attempting to find free parking in the immediate vicinity during July and August, which is extremely limited.
Lifeguard services and water slides operate exclusively during the peak summer tourist season.
Topless sunbathing is socially accepted in Croatia but common decency regarding swimwear in surrounding cafes is expected.
