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Mala Nozdra Bay
Mala Nozdra Bay sits on the south side of Kaprije Island, about a 10-minute walk (1.1 km) from the village center, in Croatia's Šibenik-Knin county. It's a rocky beach — about 120 meters long — so sea shoes are worth packing, and it's sheltered from every wind except the southerly jugo.
For boats, the anchorage offers 8 mooring buoys plus room to anchor, with a sandy seabed and depths between 2 and 15 meters. Two restaurants sit right on the water: Konoba G-8, the original spot in the bay, and Matteo next door, known for seafood and Mediterranean dishes — both with berths for guests arriving by boat.
The bay is best reached during a gulet cruise along the Croatia coast.