The water and the entry
Nin is a 3,000-year-old town built on a small island in the middle of a shallow lagoon, and the water is unlike anywhere else on this coast. It stays ankle- to waist-deep for hundreds of metres, warms to 28–30 °C in midsummer, and lies flat as a mirror most mornings. The bottom is sand — not pebble, not rock — so you can walk in barefoot and step onto the board in water that barely reaches your knees. Queen's Beach (Kraljičina plaža) runs three kilometres alongside it.









