Nin is a small city with around 3 000 inhabitants, situated 16 km northeastern from Zadar. Settlements Nin, Ninski Stanovi, Grbe, Zaton (Holiday Resort), Žerava and Poljica Brig are all in the authority of the City of Nin. The center of centennial city is a small island with 500 m long diameter. It originated on a sandbar of small river Miljašić Jaruge's embouchure into the sea. The island is linked to mainland on two sides by bridges. On the northern side the island is encircled by a sandbar and weekend resort Ždrijac; on the eastern side there is a saltern and on the southern and western sides there are the younger parts of the city itself. Nin spreads in several formed zones: historical island, weekend resort Ždrijac, new part of Nin, Bilotinjak and Ninske Vodice. We recommend  to see the Museum of Nin Antiquities, Bishop Grgur of Nin's Statue, Prince Branimir's Statue, Višeslav's Baptistry, St Cross's Church and Upper and Lower Door. You can come to the oldest royal city of Nin using our Tadam taxi transfer from Zadar Airport, Split Airport, Zagreb Airport or other airports, national parks and cities of Croatia. You just need to book our taxi transfer service at best taxi transfer prices.