Petrcane nudist beach!

Petrcane private accommodation!

Near Nin, there is Petrcane a 900 years old beautiful small fisherman’s village, 12km northwest of Zadar. It lies on the local road, branching off from the regional road Zadar - Nin. There is an official naturist beach in the tourist village of Punta Skala. Back in the 1980’s this was an huge all-naturist resort but now only one part of the beach is reserved for naturists. It is a rocky and gravel beach and the most of facilities are on the textile part.

North of Nin, there is a small settlement of Sabunike. Near Sabunike, especially to the north, one can find many sandy beaches that stretch for several kilometers. After you enter Sabunike you have to take the road to the left to reach sandy beaches which are mostly clothing optional.

Accommodation in Nin and Petrcane!
See also offer for Zadar, Zaton, Privlaka, all in Nin’s vicinity.

Petrcane is in vicinity of city of Zadar with a rich heritage of world importance, visible at every step. The Roman Forum from the 1st century, St. Donatus Church from the 9th century is the most famous medieval basilica and trademark of the city. Adriatic sea national park Kornati islands, Paklenica and Northern Velebit...read more >>>>>

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Lopar beach is near Lopar, a picturesque tourist place, the furthermost village on the island, situated in a fertile valley approximately 14 km away from the old town of Rab.
Only 26km southeast of Split, Omis Riviera (pronounced Omish)is an easy day trip from Split and makes a good alternative place to stay in the Split region. Located at the mouth of the Cetina river
Hvar is the most attractive Croatias island. Hvar beaches are mostly pebble and rocky. There are many famous beaches but you can find although many hidden bays and coves that can be reachable only by boat.
Croatia’s most spectacular is the vast, golden pebble beach, almost 580 yards long, known as the Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn), Bol, Island Brac
If you are looking for Dubrovnik’s beach, my favorite beaches are: Banje beach and Kopakabana ( Copacabana) Beach near Babin Kuk.
Croatia sandy beaches
Who ever dared to say Croatia doesn’t have sandy beaches? Not only it has beautiful sandy beaches, but it also has an island completely made of sand!
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