Paradise Way (or Rajski vrt in Croatian) is the name of a scenic pedestrian promenade along the coastline between two seaside tourist towns: Malinska (to the south) and Njivice (to the north). Nudity is common along parts of the rocky coastline that are accessed by this promenade.

Paradise Way is typically accessed from its southern end in Malinska. The landmark for finding the path is the Haludovo hotel complex, which is shaded in aqua. The grounds of Haludovo occupy the northernmost part of Malinska, and parking is available at the complex. Haludovo is a large resort that was operational for nearly three decades, but it has been closed since the late 90's. The aqua-shaded area includes multiple large buildings that are now abandoned. The area shaded in darker blue is the seaside hotel Ribarsko Selo, which is the only part of the Haludovo complex that is currently open.

You can access Paradise Way at Ribarsko Selo. Note that Paradise Way is a seaside trail, represented by the green line. There is also a parallel inland path, represented by the orange line. After a few minutes, you may encounter pockets of nude use along the shoreline. There is not a single, specific place where nude bathers gather.

About 1.2 kilometers north of Ribarsko Selo, there is a short connector path between Paradise Way and the broader inland path. About 500-600 meters farther north, there is another connector path. Both are represented by short pink lines.

If you keep going past the second connector trail, you'll be on a fishtail-shaped peninsula. There may continue to be some nudity along the west-facing and north-facing parts of the peninsula. If you make it all the way to the east-facing part of the peninsula, you'll be in a boat docking area near Njivice, which is effectively the end of the area of potential nude use.

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