
Beach Handball Club Zagreb
2005
Established
40+
Active members
Jarun Cup
Organizers
Erasmus+
EU projekt
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Become a Volunteer at the beach handball championships 2026
We are looking for volunteers who want to be part of three major international sporting events and experience the atmosphere firsthand. As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to see what happens behind the scenes of organizing a tournament, gain valuable experience, and meet people from all over the world. By volunteering, you will…
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ABHC Zagreb Continues Its European Journey Through the Waves 4 Active Europe Project
ABHC Zagreb continues its participation in European projects. Following the successful completion of projects focused on the development of a volunteer system for the organization of beach handball competitions, as well as mobility activities, the club is now entering a new chapter through its involvement in the Waves 4 Active Europe project. The project is coordinated by…
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Humanitarian Activities and Beach Handball
As part of the Erasmus+ project, members of AKRP Zagreb participated in international mobility and working meetings hosted by the Red Cross of Bačka Palanka. The aim of this mobility was to strengthen the club’s capacities, increase its visibility and attractiveness, and further develop beach handball as a sport that actively engages young people and…
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Exchange of Experience between Hiekka Hauskaa and ABHC Zagreb
From October 21 to October 24, 2025, members of ABHC Zagreb – Helena Furčić, Martin Goreta, and Jakov Bogdan – participated in an exchange of experience as part of an international mobility project in the Netherlands, organized by the host club Hiekka Hauskaa. The aim of the mobility was to exchange knowledge and experience related…
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How to play Mini Beach Handball
As part of the Erasmus+ European project, from 12 to 16 September 2025, we had the opportunity and honour to participate in the finals of Mini and Ultimate Beach Handball in Bartenbach, Germany, hosted by Handball Baden-Württemberg e.V. and their representative, Alex Gehrer. Through this mobility, we gained valuable knowledge and practical skills related to…
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How do the Swedes work with younger age groups?
From 5 to 9 June 2025, members of AKRP Zagreb participated in a project and exchange of experience as part of Erasmus+ mobility in Trollhättan, Sweden. The aim of the project was to explore how the Swedish junior beach handball national team operates, with particular focus on the development process, work organisation, and…