Campsites in Dalmatia
40 in Dalmatia
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Solaris Camping Beach Resort
Croatia, Dalmatia, Sibenik
Solaris Camping is a very large site situated on the coast some 90 km. south of Zadar...
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Camping Lavanda
Croatia, Dalmatia, Orebić
Located at the foot of St. Elijah mountain Camping Lavanda opened in June 2017 after...
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Camping Rožac
Croatia, Dalmatia, Trogir, Okrug Gornji
Camping Rožac occupies a small, well shaded peninsula on the island of Ciovo, which is...
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Solitudo Sunny Camping
Croatia, Dalmatia, Dubrovnik
Solitudo is located on the north side of Dubrovnik. There are 21 mobile homes and...
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Camping Soline
Croatia, Dalmatia, Biograd na Moru
This section of the Croatian coastline has been largely unaffected by tourism...
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Camping Stobrec Split
Croatia, Dalmatia, Split, Stobrec
Camping Stobrec is ideally located for those visiting Croatia and travelling down the...
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Autocamp Nevio
Croatia, Dalmatia, Orebic
This attractive, well designed, family run site fully optimises its quiet coastal...
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Kamp Dole
Croatia, Dalmatia, Zivogosce
Kamp Dole is a spacious site with a long beach frontage in southern Croatia, close to...
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Camping Lupis
Croatia, Dalmatia, Loviste
Camping Lupis can be found at the very tip of the unspoiled Peljesac peninsula, in the...
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Autocamp Planik
Croatia, Dalmatia, Razanac
Camping Planik is situated close to the medieval town of Razanac, a small Dalmatian...
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Camping Kozarica
Croatia, Dalmatia, Pakostane
Camp Kozarica is situated directly by the sea. It has 325 well shaded touring pitches...
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Autocamp Prapratno
Croatia, Dalmatia, Ston
Autocamp Prapratno is beautifully located on a lagoon at the beginning of the Peljesac...
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Autocamp Rio
Croatia, Dalmatia, Sv. Filip i Jakov
Autocamp Rio is a small, friendly, family run site easily accessed from coastal road 8...
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Camp Vira
Croatia, Dalmatia, Hvar
Situated at the western end of Hvar, Croatia’s longest and reputedly sunniest island,...
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Camping in Dalmatia
The Dalmatian coastline is one of the most dramatic in Europe: hundreds of miles of steep limestone cliffs dropping into sapphire-blue waters, hidden coves, secluded beaches and sun-baked olive groves. Ports and marinas can be found at frequent intervals both along the mainland coast and on the islands, supporting the popular sailing and yachting scene, and the islands themselves each have their own charm, offering diverse landscapes, snady beaches and quaint harbour villages.
The walled city of Dubrovnik is a World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of medieval architecture that really comes to life in the spring and summer when the streets are lined with bustling café tables and the scent of jasmine wafts through the air. The best view of the city can be found by ascending nearby Mount Srd.