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Pasjača exists because of a drainage tunnel: in the middle of the last century, the earth and stone dug out to drain the Konavle fields were thrown into the sea from the edge of a 200-metre cliff, and the waves turned them into a beach. In April 2025 a large rockfall buried the path down, and a regional paper reported the beach could be reached only by sea; a July 2026 article still advises checking whether the path is passable before you go. It is 40 minutes' drive south of Dubrovnik, at the village of Popovići, where an asphalt road from Cavtat ends in parking for about 50 cars. The way down is a steep, narrow, winding path and a small tunnel carved through the rock. Nothing is provided: bring water, a towel and a roll-up mat. Its remoteness keeps it quieter than most beaches nearby. We measured 91 metres; Wikipedia says 80.



