Beaches in Vir are mostly hidden in bays and in deep shade of pine forests and holm oak trees, while the seabed is dotted with sand, so the farthest and the most secret beaches open to the visitors like seashells with pearls. The northern part of the island is the most developed so from Cape Rastavac to the east and south there are bays; Duboka Draga or Red rocks, as visitors call this part of the coast, then Svrdljača, Radnjača, Smratina, Velika Slatina, Brdonja, Mala Slatina, Lučica, Žitna, Prezida and Plotine. Along the southern coast of Cape Vrulja there are atractive beaches like Kosička, Ženska, Rasovača, Stinice, Meka and Srpljica, i.e. Bruselina, Sapavac, Jadro and Radovanjica.Beaches in Vir are mostly hidden in bays and in deep shade of pine forests and holm oak trees, while the seabed is dotted with sand, so the farthest and the most secret beaches open to the visitors like seashells with pearls. The northern part of the island is the most developed so from Cape Rastavac to the east and south there are bays; Duboka Draga or Red rocks, as visitors call this part of the coast, then Svrdljača, Radnjača, Smratina, Velika Slatina, Brdonja, Mala Slatina, Lučica, Žitna, Prezida and Plotine. Along the southern coast of Cape Vrulja there are atractive beaches like Kosička, Ženska,, Rasovača, Stinice, Meka and Srpljica, i.e. Bruselina, Sapavac, Jadro and Radovanjica.
Promenade and beach Jadro in the length of one kilometer is the most attractive beach on the island equipped with four showers and three changing cabins and two beach bars, Maritimo on the sandy part of the beach and the top beach bar Na Mulu on the pebbled part of Jadro beach.