TN Alberi - Skiper

Coastal beach in Umag, Istria · view on map

Air
24.7 °C
TN Alberi - Skiper, Umag
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
TN Alberi - Skiper, Umag
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Latest water test (8 Sep 2026): Excellent Blue Flag
Annual classification 2025: Excellent

TN Alberi - Skiper is a managed beach with a shore of flat stone slabs. In season it is usually busy, and the prevailing wind blows from the north-east. It sits at a hotel, and you get there on foot, by a footpath. Parking at the beach is free. The seabed drops away at a moderate 15-25°. For anyone arriving by boat, there is no mooring at or near the beach.

Beach facts

Beach type
Cultivated
Surface
Stone slabs
Shore slope
Flat (concrete or similar)
Slope into the sea
Moderate (15-25°)
Access
Pedestrian path
Parking
Yes, free
Surroundings
Hotel beach
Boat docking
None nearby
Crowds in season
High
Prevailing wind
North-East
Avg. sea temp in season
24.11 °C

Blue Flag Free parking Lifeguard

swimming buoys lifeguard service sanitary facility shower changing room trashcan

Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).

Quality history

20092025
Excellent
Year-by-year table
SeasonClassification
2025Excellent
2024Excellent
2023Excellent
2022Excellent
2021Excellent
2020Excellent
2019Excellent
2018Excellent
2017Excellent
2016Excellent
2015Excellent
2014Excellent
2013Excellent
2012Excellent
2011Excellent
2010Excellent
2009Excellent

Sample statistics by season

2021202220232024
Samples taken40404040
E. coli, 95th percentile (CFU/100 ml)28241812
Intestinal enterococci, 95th pct. (CFU/100 ml)910128

EU thresholds for an "Excellent" coastal rating: E. coli ≤ 250, enterococci ≤ 100 CFU/100ml (95th percentile).

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Classifications follow the EU Bathing Water Directive: each season's rating is based on the last four seasons of samples. Source: European Environment Agency / Croatian national monitoring (Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries).