According to the Gradac tourist board, 36 natural pebble beaches are spread along 16 km of coast. Together the pebble beaches measure about ten kilometres, seven of them in the resorts themselves. The tourist board says the beaches are only a couple of minutes' walk from campsites, hotels and apartments, and that naturism is traditional on this riviera.
From the A1, drivers leave at the Karamatići exit towards Čeveljuši–Ploče and turn left onto the Jadranska cesta; the tourist board gives 15 km from there to Gradac. A bus runs directly to the town. The tourist board gives 98 km to Split and 138 km to Dubrovnik, with the airports Split–Kaštela and Dubrovnik–Ćilipi. More is on the travel page and weather in Gradac.
The Gradac riviera covers four resorts: Zaostrog, Podaca, Brist and Gradac. According to the tourist board, the monastery in Zaostrog is the oldest surviving monastery in Split-Dalmatia County. The tourist board lists about twenty kilometres of cycle paths, Biokovo Nature Park and Međugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which it puts at about sixty kilometres away.
The Gradac tourist board counts 36 natural pebble beaches along 16 km of coast. The pebble beaches measure about ten kilometres in total, seven of them in the resorts themselves.
Leave the A1 at the Karamatići exit towards Čeveljuši–Ploče and turn left onto the Jadranska cesta. According to the Gradac tourist board, Gradac is then 15 km away.
The Gradac tourist board names four resorts on the riviera: Zaostrog, Podaca, Brist and Gradac. Along 16 km of coast it counts 36 pebble beaches.
The Gradac tourist board gives 98 km to Split and 138 km to Dubrovnik. The airports are Split–Kaštela and Dubrovnik–Ćilipi, and a bus runs directly to Gradac.
Data sources: gradac.hr · Updated: October 2026