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Popular destinations with campsites by the sea in Croatia

Rovinj

Rovinj is one of the most popular destinations on the Adriatic, thanks to its historical sights, mild climate and indented coastline. A stroll through the Old Town and along the coastal promenade will appeal to all history buffs, while the Zlatni Rt Park and Forest will satisfy both those who want to spend time in nature and those who are looking for an active vacation. Rovinj also offers several campsites located right by the sea. If comfort is your top priority when planning your vacation, choose Campsite Veštar. This modern 5-star campsite is located next to a pebble beach with plenty of natural shade, and pets are welcome in the campsite and on the beach. If you are planning a family vacation, be sure to check out Campsite Polari, which has been voted one of the best campsites for children in 2024 by the Dutch association ACSI. Children will have a lot of fun at this campsite with video games, several playgrounds and a water park.

Funtana

Funtana is a small village on the west coast of Istria, located between Poreč and Vrsar. But this small place is very popular among camping enthusiasts. Some of the most popular campsites are located here, such as Campsite Valkanela, which is located next to several beaches, including sandy, pebble and rocky beaches, with plenty of shade in the pine forest. There is also a large swimming pool complex within the camp, and activities for all ages are organized during the day as part of the Fun&Sport program. Funtana is also home to the year-round Istra Premium Camping Resort, one of the Croatian campsites to receive the prestigious ADAC Superplatz 2024 award for excellent quality. The campsite offers various types of accommodation, from pitches by the sea to luxurious camping villas with private pools. In addition to campsites, Funtana also offers beautiful beaches, hiking trails and the Dino Park amusement park, which children are sure to enjoy.

Island of Krk

The island of Krk is the northernmost Croatian island, and thanks to its proximity to the continental part of Croatia and its connection with the mainland via a bridge, it is a very popular destination for summer vacations. Thanks to its walking and bicycle paths, it is particularly popular among recreationists, with one of the most interesting trails being the Glagolitic Alphabet Trail, where you can visit monuments in the form of Glagolitic letters and get to know a part of Croatian history. When it comes to accommodation, explore the Ježevac Premium Camping Resort, which is within walking distance of the old town of Krk. This campsite is located near several pebble beaches with activities for the whole family, and offers several restaurants inside the campsite and on the beach, as well as two beach bars. Or visit Bunculuka Camping Resort in Baška, a naturist campsite surrounded by a dense forest and karst cliffs that guarantee privacy. Guests at this beachfront campsite have access to a wide range of activities including water sports, massage services and a lounge bar.

Popular campsites by the sea in Croatia

Campsite Arena Grand Kažela ****

Campsite Arena Grand Kažela is located in Medulin, a town in the south of Istria. This is a great location if you want to explore Pula or perhaps take a trip to the Brijuni National Park during your vacation by the sea. Staying at the campsite is also an excellent opportunity to visit Premantura, a village in the very south of Istria, where you will discover pristine beaches with crystal clear sea. At the campsite itself, you can choose one of the pitches by the sea, or if you want a more luxurious stay, be sure to explore the camping villas by the sea. This is a great campsite for active vacationers, with tennis and volleyball courts, sailing lessons, kayak rentals and sunset SUP tours. There is also a long infinity pool with a sun deck, where you can relax after an active day.

Falkensteiner Premium Camping Zadar *****

Falkensteiner Premium Camping Zadar is located away from the hustle and bustle of the city and surrounded by greenery, offering a truly relaxing vacation. However, this does not mean that the city is too far away, as the old town is only about 3 kilometers from the campsite. Choose a pitch by the sea and make the most of every moment of your vacation by the sea. If you are planning a family vacation, the campsite offers swimming pools and numerous activities for children, and it is also good to know that children under 5.9 years stay for free, while children and teenagers from 6 to 17.9 years get a discounted price. To make your stay at the campsite as comfortable as possible, there are restaurants and bars, a supermarket, small shops, an ATM machine and an exchange office within easy reach.

Campsite Amadria Park Trogir ****

Amadria Park is a campsite located in Trogir, a historic town on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its monuments, cobbled streets and old buildings will certainly appeal to all history lovers. The campsite itself is located not far from the old town center and is surrounded by a thick pine forest, which is ideal if you want to enjoy nature during your vacation, but still be close to everything the city has to offer. Choose one of the pitches scattered around the campsite but still close to the beach, or opt for a more comfortable vacation in a luxurious mobile home right next to the long pebble beach. Near the campsite there is a promenade where you can take a pleasant evening walk around the peninsula where the campsite is located, enjoying the scent of the sea and the view of the Trogir bay.

Mobile homes and glamping in campsites by the sea

If you are attracted to campsites by the sea because of the many facilities they offer, but don’t want to stay in a camper, there is a solution. Many campsites also have mobile homes, which offer the comfort of private accommodation, but with all the benefits of a campsite. They are usually fully equipped with up to 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and air-conditioned living room, and most have a covered patio where you can enjoy your morning coffee or watch the sunset.

Another way to relax at a seaside campsite is to choose a glamping tent. This combination of nature and luxury is perfect for those who want to experience camping without sacrificing comfort. Explore glamping options at campsites throughout the Adriatic or visit one of the resorts dedicated to glamping, such as the Noa Glamping Resort and Obonjan Island Glamping Resort.