Almost 400 kilometers of coastline lie between the vibrant metropolis of Zadar in the north and the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik, with its characteristic old town. In between are small and large islands, picturesque bays, white sand and pebble beaches, old harbor towns, pine forests and mountains – this is sun and sea in perfection. This is Dalmatia.
There is also a wide variety of campsites in the country, ranging from small, family campsites to luxury resorts and naturist camping – both on the coast and inland. In this article, we present five very different places, from north to south along the Dalmatian coast. Are you traveling to Croatia for the first time? In this article you will find an overview of the most important information!
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Zaton Holiday Resort:Family-friendly vacation on a private beach
- Camp Vransko Jezero Crkvine:Camping for nature lovers at Lake Vrana
- Camp Lili:For those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers
- Camping Viter:Active vacation in the middle of Dalmatia
- Camping Trstenica:Nudist camping on the island of Pelješac
Zaton Holiday Resort:
Family-friendly vacation on a private beach
The Zaton Holiday Resort in the north of the beautiful region of Dalmatia has been ranked in the top ratings for three years . The resort is located directly on the beach, in this case even on a private beach, and also offers a spacious pool area. The historic city of Zadar, the gateway to the Dalmatia region, is just 15 kilometers away.
The site offers spacious pitches, many of them in the shade of pine trees, between 80 and 120 square meters for campers with motorhomes, caravans and tents – including fresh water and waste water connections, as well as electricity. Guests at Zaton Holiday Resort can look forward to plenty of space and privacy.
Camp Vransko Jezero Crkvine:
Camping for nature lovers at Lake Vrana
On the shores of the picturesque Lake Vrana , north-east of the town of Pakoštane, this vacation resort is located in a pine forest in the Vransko-Jezero National Park. Hidden paths, a bird reserve, hiking trails, fishing paradise and beaches in the immediate vicinity: the campsite is a feel-good place for all people who love peace and nature.
On the site there are unparceled, spacious standard pitches, comfort pitches separated by low stone walls, as well as premium pitches located directly on the lakeshore with their own water and waste water supply. For guests who want to enjoy more than just nature, there is also a wide range of leisure activities on offer: tennis, football and basketball courts, a playground for children, kayak and rowing boat hire, windsurfing, fishing, cycling and hiking routes, ornithological trails, etc. Pure relaxation awaits at Camp Vransko Jezero Crkvine.
Camp Lili:
For those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers
Campers are particularly welcome at this site on the south side of the island of Hvar in the bay of Jagodna. The coastline of the fourth largest Adriatic island has a total length of around 207 kilometers and is sometimes referred to as the Saint-Tropez of Croatia .
Around 40 pitches are located in the shade of the dense pine forest on two beautiful pebble beaches and are ideal for those seeking peace and quiet and nature-loving campers. Outdoor activities such as mountaineering, diving, snorkeling, free climbing and surfing are available in the immediate vicinity.
Camping Viter:
Active vacation in the middle of Dalmatia
In the middle of Dalmatia, between the coastal towns of Split and Dubrovnik, lies the Viter campsite near the village of Zaostrog. Naturally nestled between olives, laurel and oak trees and yet centrally located, single travelers, couples, families with children and senior citizens will find individual pitches on a good 1.3 hectares directly on the almost endless white pebble beach.
All pitches, regardless of whether you are traveling with a tent, van, caravan or motorhome, are equipped with an electricity connection. There is a grocery store, post office, ambulance, cash machine and numerous restaurants nearby. The campsite is also perfectly located for activities: Hiking in the surrounding area, fishing at one of the many fishing spots, excursions to Dubrovnik, Split or across the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina to Mostar or the Kravica waterfalls.
Camping Trstenica:
Nudist camping on the island of Pelješac
The southernmost campsite in this Dalmatia series is located near the capital Dubrovnik on the island of Pelješac directly on the wide beach with beach bar and large aqua sports facility and is a excellent naturist place. The pitches have electricity and a waste water connection, there are plenty of shady spots and a separate area for youth and group travelers.
Here you will find peace and relaxation as well as opportunities for an active vacation. Along the waterfront promenade of Orebić you will find bars, restaurants, supermarkets and numerous sights, such as the Maritime Museum. A little further away, around 12 kilometers from Orebić, the Nakovana Cave is well worth a visit.
Would you like to take your four-legged friend on a camping vacation to Croatia? Then take a look at this article now and find out which entry regulations apply and what else dog owners need to bear in mind.
Which campsites in Dalmatia can you recommend?
You can find more exciting information about campsites in Istria in the first part of the travel report series about Croatia. The second part is about the islands in Kvarner Bay.
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