Selce is a coastal tourist resort on the northern Adriatic, located in the Kvarner Bay, south of Crikvenica. Administratively, it belongs to Primorje-Gorski Kotar County and is part of the town of Crikvenica. The town also includes the settlements of Dramalj and Jadranovo.
The county seat, Rijeka, is located about 30 kilometers away. The settlement is part of the Crikvenica Riviera, which is known for its beautiful beaches, pleasant seaside promenades, picturesque fishing villages, and rich tourist offer. Selce represents a pleasant and peaceful center of the riviera, from where it is easy to visit nearby towns as well. A well-maintained seaside promenade runs along the coast and connects Selce with Crikvenica. The settlement has received the Blue Flower award several times for being one of the best-maintained tourist resorts on the Adriatic. Among the most important landmarks are the Church of St. Catherine, a natural freshwater spring, the Chapel of St. Joseph, the Chapel of St. Catherine, and Palih Boraca Square with a WWII memorial. In the center of the settlement there is a small park. Selce has two main beaches: Polaca Beach and Rokan Beach. Rokan Beach is suitable for visitors of all ages. Changing cabins, showers, and sanitary facilities are available, ensuring comfort for both children and adults. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be rented for relaxation and sunbathing. Visitors can enjoy ice cream nearby, while a catering facility offers various snacks and drinks.
The beach is predominantly pebbly, providing comfortable walking and safe play for young children. It is ideal for families with children seeking a safe and comfortable environment, as well as for couples who wish to enjoy peace, romantic walks, and a relaxing seaside atmosphere.