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Kraljičina Plaža

Nin, Zadar region · 🇭🇷 Croatia

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A warm lagoon spit with healing mud and a full Velebit panorama, often called Croatia's longest sandy beach.

In season the water at Kraljičina Plaža (Nin, Zadar region, Croatia) reaches about 25°C. Best months: Jun-Sep.

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Sea temperature
~25°C in the warm season
Water
Warm milky-turquoise shallows over rippled sand
Sand
Fine pale sand in a 3 km arc; a rarity on this coast
Swimming
Waist-deep for a long way out; one of the safest family swims in Dalmatia
Surf
None; steady lagoon winds draw kitesurf schools instead
Best time to visit
Jun-Sep
Setting
A sandy spit fringing the Nin lagoon, facing the full Velebit massif, with Croatia's largest medicinal-mud site just behind
Beach type
Tropical & turquoise
Region
Europe

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Kraljičina Plaža: frequently asked questions

Where is Kraljičina Plaža?

Kraljičina Plaža is at Nin, on the coast of Croatia.

What is the sea temperature at Kraljičina Plaža?

In the warm season the sea at Kraljičina Plaža reaches about 25°C. Warm milky-turquoise shallows over rippled sand.

When is the best time to visit Kraljičina Plaža?

The best time to visit Kraljičina Plaža is Jun-Sep. Europe's beach season peaks in July and August, with June and September quieter and cheaper.

What kind of sand does Kraljičina Plaža have?

Kraljičina Plaža has fine pale sand in a 3 km arc; a rarity on this coast.

Is Kraljičina Plaža good for swimming?

Waist-deep for a long way out; one of the safest family swims in Dalmatia.

Can you surf at Kraljičina Plaža?

None; steady lagoon winds draw kitesurf schools instead.