Prodorica

Coastal beach in Nin, Zadar region · view on map

Sea
24.2 °C
Air
28.1 °C
Zadar, ~14 km · 2026-09-18
Prodorica, Nin
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Prodorica, Nin
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Prodorica, Nin
Photo: IZOR - Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).
Latest water test (15 Sep 2026): Excellent
Annual classification 2025: Not classified

Prodorica is a natural beach with a sandy shore. In season it is usually busy, and the prevailing wind blows from the south-east. It sits in town, and you get there on foot, by a footpath. Parking at the beach is charged. The seabed drops away gently, at under 15°. For anyone arriving by boat, the nearest mooring is more than 100 m away.

Beach facts

Beach type
Natural
Surface
Sandy
Shore slope
Steep (over 25°)
Slope into the sea
Gentle (under 15°)
Access
Pedestrian path
Parking
Yes, charge
Nearest parking
≈ 130 m (~2 min walk)
Surroundings
Town beach
Boat docking
100+ m from the beach
Crowds in season
High
Prevailing wind
South-East
Avg. sea temp in season
24.6 °C

Sandy Natural Gentle slope

café bar shower changing room aqua park parking area auxiliary facilities trashcan

Beach profile: Croatian national bathing water portal (IZOR).

Facts from the beach operator

Lifeguard
No lifeguard service on any city beach
Accessible entry
Access path and wooden walkway with a ramp down to the sand
Parking capacity
55 spaces in the Prodorica parking zone

Source: Grad Nin (beach operator), confirmed via KLASA Up I 008-01/26-01/8, 09/2026.

This site is newly monitored - its first official EU classification arrives after a full season of sampling. In the meantime, the latest water-test result above is the freshest available signal.

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Classifications follow the EU Bathing Water Directive: each season's rating is based on the last four seasons of samples. Source: European Environment Agency / Croatian national monitoring (Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries).