Plaža Kašjuni is a beach on the Marjan peninsula and park, west of the city center of Split, Croatia, I think the furthest out swimming place that there is on Marjan.
The beach area is long and well protected; there's some tree cover, too, for shade. And a very nice bar.
Traffic is challenging, good luck finding parking. But taxis work, and I think there's also a bus.
Coordinates: N 43.5056 E 16.4007. More information here.
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