SAND BEACHES IN CROATIA Zelena Punta Beach

BEACHES IN CROATIA

by Ana Vukovic 18. August 2021.

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BEACH NAME: Zelena Punta Beach

BEACH TYPE: Sand beach

PETS ALLOWED: No

PARKING: No

COUNTY: Zadar County

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