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Žnjan Beach Cost Guide: Sunbeds, Food & Drinks (2026 Prices)

How much does a day at Žnjan Beach cost? Sunbed rental, food and drink prices, parking fees, and money-saving tips.

znjan-team Last updated February 26, 2026 5 min read

The Free Stuff

Good news first: the beach and promenade are completely free. There’s no entrance fee, no access charge, and no minimum spend. You can bring your own towel, lay it on the pebbles, swim all day, and walk the entire 2 km promenade without spending a cent.

Free showers are available along the beach for rinsing off.

Sunbed & Parasol Prices

If you want comfort, here’s what to expect:

Venue TypeSunbed + ParasolNotes
Budget beach area€15–20Basic sunbed, simple parasol
Mid-range beach club€20–35Comfortable bed, table service
Premium beach club (Taboo, Palma)€35–50+Daybed/VIP area, cocktail service
Bring your own€0Towel on the pebbles — free!

Most beach clubs operate on a minimum spend basis for their premium areas rather than a flat rental fee. So a €35 daybed might mean you need to order at least €35 worth of food/drinks.

Food & Drink Prices

Typical prices across the pavilion restaurants and beach bars:

ItemPrice Range
Coffee / Cappuccino€2–4
Soft drink (Coca-Cola)€3–5
Beer (0.5L)€4–6
Cocktail€8–14
Water (0.5L bottle)€2–3
Ice cream (scoop)€2–3
Pizza€8–14
Burger€10–15
Fish / Seafood main€15–25
Pasta€12–18
Salad€8–12

How it compares: Prices are about 20–30% higher than restaurants in the Split city centre. This is standard for beachfront locations in Croatia.

Activity Prices

ActivityPriceDuration
SUP rental€10–151 hour
Kayak rental€12–181 hour
Beach volleyballFreePublic courts
Cycling (bike rental)€8–12Full day
Snorkeling gear rental€5–10Half day

Parking Costs

Underground garage and outdoor lots — check with attendants for current rates. Budget approximately €5–10 per day for parking, depending on duration and season.

Sample Day Budgets

Budget Day (€0–20 per person)

  • Bring your own towel, food, water, and snacks from a supermarket
  • Swim, walk the promenade, play on the free volleyball courts
  • Total: €0 (or ~€5 for bus tickets + €10 for an ice cream and coffee)

Mid-Range Day (€30–60 per person)

  • Rent a sunbed (€20)
  • Coffee in the morning (€3)
  • Lunch at Central Beach or GAL Split (€15–20)
  • Afternoon beer or cocktail (€5–10)
  • Total: ~€45–55

Splash-Out Day (€80–150 per person)

  • Premium daybed at Taboo or Palma (€35–50)
  • Cocktails (€20–30)
  • Seafood lunch (€20–25)
  • SUP or kayak rental (€12–15)
  • Total: ~€90–120

Money-Saving Tips

  1. Bring food and water from a supermarket — Konzum and Studenac are the nearest chains
  2. Go on weekdays — some venues have weekday specials
  3. Skip the sunbed — a towel on the pebbles works fine (bring water shoes for comfort)
  4. Take the bus instead of driving — saves parking fees and fuel
  5. Eat lunch early or late — some restaurants have better value before noon or after 3pm
  6. Bring your own snorkel gear — cheaper than renting and better quality
  7. Drink water from the fountain — free refills instead of buying bottles