A COASTAL neighbourhood in Croatia is set to reopen following a £37million project.
Ã…½njan in has been largely closed to the public since February 2024 due to a revitalisation project.
But now it will reopen on June 21 with a number of new amenities.
The seafront will have landscaped beaches with over 800 trees and 13,000 shrubs as well as family-friendly areas including .
A video of what the beach will look like also includes climbing frames, palm tree lined paths, lookout points, a and beach lounger areas.
A huge new amphitheatre will open alongside a new car park.
New cafes and shops will also open, as well as toilets and changing facilities.
Ã…½njan is known for being the in Split, with many activities for both children and adults.
Along the beach, there are currently trampolines, and electric scooters.
There are also a few beach bars and plenty of places to grab a coffee or meal.
A promenade connects Ã…½njan with nearby Trstenik beach.
According to Croatia Week, the redevelopment is the city’s largest urban project in over 50 years.
When open, all facilities in at Ã…½njan will be free and accessible to both locals and visitors.
The project was backed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) and local development initiatives to make the area into one of the Adriatic’s most iconic
Mayor Puljak said: “Ã…½njan is not just a beach – it is proof that has the knowledge, people and strength for large projects.”;;
Darijo Saric, Croatian travel expert and CEO of VIP Holiday Booker, said: “The transformation of Ã…½njan Beach is setting a new standard for luxury tourism on the
“Once one of the largest beaches in the it has now been completely revitalised to provide a premium seaside experience.
“From an economic and cultural standpoint, the project is also expected to significantly boost support small businesses, and further elevate Split as a luxury travel destination.
“Ã…½njan isn’t just a beach – it’s becoming a destination.”;;
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