Željka 2
Apartment Željka 2 is located in Nin, near the beach. It is beautiful, new apartment and it has two floors. On the first floor, there is a living room with sofa, kitchen and bathroom. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms, bathroom and nice balcony. This apartment is equipped with everything what you need to spend nice vacation.
In the garden there is a grill.
Kitchen: kitchenware, microwave, kettle, oven, fridge, coffee machine
Bedroom: french bed
Bedroom: 2 single beds
Bathrooms: 2
Terrace: 7 m2
Balcony: 4 m2
Living room: 20 m2
This apartment is for 5 people and child till 5 years.
The beach is 1o m from the house. The beach is sandy.
There is wi-fi, AC, TV, and next to your apartment, there is a terrace.
Nin is old royal town.
In Nin, there is beautiful Queen`beach.
The medicinal peloid of Nin has served the curative purposes since the Roman times till now. It has the physical, mechanic and chemical effect. The shallow seawater warmed by sun offers the continuation of the thermo therapy of various rheumatic illnesses…
Distance:
sea,beach – 10m
old town – 13 minutes on foot
Zadar – 12 km
In Nin, you can see the Gothic Chapel of St. Marcella, the Church of St. Ambros (13th c.), St. Cross Church (9th c.) – the smallest Cathedral in the world, the Pre-Romanesque Church of St. Nicholas (12th c).
Nin is Croatian Bethlehem.
The longest and most famous beach is Queen's Beach.It is a three kilometers long beach. In its vicinity there is the largest known location of medicinal mud in Croatia.
The other beaches in Nin are Ždrijac, Prodorica and Bilotnjak.
If you come to Nin on the 24th-25th August you can celebrate the unique Church festivals, the days of the Patrons of Nin, St Marcela and St Anselmo to whom the parish church, the former Cathedral (6th-18th century) is dedicated. 
The Church of the Holy Cross called „the smallest cathedral in the world“ and it is one of Nin's symbols. It was built in the 9th century.
A famous symbol of Nin is the Church of St Nicholas. It is located in the field of Prahulje and it is very important for the rulers of the Croatian dynasty and for the history of Croatia and Nin. Seven Kings were crowned in Nin. The Church of St Ambrose from the 13th century is a beautiful single-nave church.
The parish Church of St Anselm is located in the centre of Nin. It was built in the 6th century. The Church Holiday of Our Lady of Zečevo is celebrated on the first Monday before the holiday of Ascension. After the Holy Mass, a procession begins in the streets of Nin, which are festively decorated for this occasion. 
