Camping in Kvarner
25 campsites in Croatia, Kvarner
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With easy access from the E65/8 road, this terraced site, which leads down to an attractive small harbour, is ideally situated not only as a stocking up point on what must be Europe’s most picturesque coastal road, but also as a site to spend some time. Relax on the large paved areas at the water’s edge or visit Selce with its supermarket, banks and local market which is only a few minutes walk away along the seaside promenade with its bars and restaurants. The site has 300 level touring pitches, all with electricity, mainly on terraces and many shaded by a mixture of trees.
This site is ideally situated on the coast; getting to the seafront is less than 65 steps. There are plenty of things to do whilst on the beach, from swimming to walking along the harbour for a bite to eat and shopping. Or if you are after something a little more exciting, plenty of boat excursions are available. There are also kayaks and paddle boards to rent. It's not just the beachfront location that is an excellent place for a campsite, but the 50 touring pitches are in a wooded setting with plenty of shade and privacy, giving this small site the relaxing holiday you are after.
Camping Poljana lies on the narrow strip of land in the southern part of Losinj island, just north of the pleasant town of Mali Losinj, and in a fantastic location for exceptional boat trips and excursions along the coast - perhaps some dolphin spotting? There's plenty to do and a superb sandy beach which is the focal point of this sunny, attractive campsite.
Previously known as 'Autocamp Padova 3' Padova Camping Resort is located on the shore of Padova 3 Bay in Banjol, twenty minutes’ walk from the town of Rab. The 6.5-hectare site has over 500 pitches (16A electricity), either on a flat area near the shore, or on a small, pine-clad hill, which has a remarkable view of the Old Town.
As one of the most secluded campsites in Cres and Losinj, Camping Baldarin enjoys a tranquil setting between dense Mediterranean forest and crystal clear sea. Most of the sites 450 pitches have access to electricity and the dedicated touring pitches benefit from up to 100m2 in space.
This is an excellent, attractive and well maintained site in a secluded hillside setting with views over the sea and close to the centre of Krk. On arrival you are assured of a good welcome from the staff, who speak good English. There are 361 clearly defined and well spaced out touring pitches, mostly on level sandy terraces, all with 10A electricity and ranging in size from 70-120 sq.m. Of these, 130 plots are fully serviced and include 96 with satellite TV connection. There are also 55 seasonal pitches that do not impinge on the touring units.
Baška Beach Camping Resort (formally known as Zablace Camping Resort) is at the southern end of the beautiful island of Krk, 300 m. from the former fishing village of Baška, now a busy tourist centre. Like most sites in Croatia it has direct access to a large, pebble beach and a small pool, both open to the public and from where there are views over the Adriatic islands. The site has 398 pitches with 200 available for touring units. Zone 1 (nearest the beach) provides 100 individual pitches with electricity and water. The quietest zone on grass is further away (across a public road that splits the site in two) and has electricity and water taps. There is little shade.
Campsite & Holiday Resort Medveja is located close to a long pebble beach on the Opatija Riviera. Surrounded by Mediterranean greenery at the foot of the Ucka Mountains, it is a good base from which to explore the wide range of leisure facilities along the coast, with its warm, clear blue sea. A range of walking trails thread through the countryside and along the coast, with the enticing waters of the Adriatic to cool off in after a hike.
Jezevac Premium Camping Resort is an excellent and well maintained seaside site within walking distance of the pretty town of Krk. It is a large site extending to over 11 hectares and is built on a hillside at the western side of the town. Over 550 pitches, all for touring, are mainly on level terraces, separated by hedges with some shade and a number enjoy views of the bay below. All have 10A electricity, 120 are fully serviced. Some premium beachside pitches are available with water and electricity. The 800 m. long private beach is the focal point and in high season the atmosphere can be very lively.
Autocamping Pila is right beside the bustling seaside resort of Punat on the biggest Croatian island of Krk, which is connected to the mainland by a toll bridge. Krk is the first island you reach as you travel south into Croatia and the Romans called it the ‘Golden Island’. Autocamp Pila is just 100 m. from the Adriatic and has 390 grass or gravel pitches for touring units. All have 10A electricity, plus 130 premium pitches have electricity, water and drainage. Two hundred and fifty pitches are numbered and many benefit from the shade of mature trees. The remainder are unmarked on a separate field. It can get very busy in high season and pitching can become cramped.
Camping Kovacine is located on a peninsula on the beautiful Kvarner island of Cres, just 2 km. from the town of the same name. The site has just under 1,000 pitches for touring units, most with 16A electricity (from renewable sources) and a water supply. On sloping ground, partially shaded by mature olive and pine trees, pitching is on the large, open spaces between the trees. From the waterside pitches there are far reaching views over the sea to the coast beyond. Kovacine is partly an FKK (naturist) site, which is quite common in Croatia, and has a pleasant atmosphere. The site has its own beach (Blue Flag), part concrete, part pebbles, and a jetty for mooring boats and fishing.
Camping San Marino lies on the Lopar peninsula on the island of Rab next to the magnificent sandy Paradise Beach (Rajska Plaža), which is 1,500 m long. Located 12 km from the town of Rab, the site offers everything you could want for a perfect family holiday. The site's flat, sandy terrain shaded by poplars and pines, has 587 well-equipped touring pitches as well as 287 comfortable mobile homes and lodges to rent. Children will love playing in the sand and shallow sea, the children's club, the excellent entertainment programme, and the numerous amenities suited to their needs. Adults will enjoy lazing on the beach, sipping cocktails, or having aromatic massages in the modern wellness & beauty centre.
Camping Slatina is a well shaded terraced site, beside the fishing port of Martinscica, on a bay of the Adriatic Sea. It has 1600 pitches for touring units, most with 16A electricity, reached by steep, tarmac access roads, sloping down to the sea. Two small tractors are on hand to help visitors with caravans on and off their pitch. Pitches are large and level on a gravel base and enjoy plenty of shade and privacy from mature laurel trees. The site is tastefully landscaped with plenty of flowers and walkways leading down to the rocky beach and crystal clear waters of the Adriatic.
Camping Rapoca is located beside the historic town of Nerezine, an ancient seafaring and shipbuilding settlement, close to Mount Osorscica on the east coast of the Losinj island. This private site offers an oasis of tranquillity when compared to its bigger, commercial brothers. It has 250 touring pitches, including 100 with 10A electricity. The touring pitches are in a separate area from the seasonal units, on one large, open field with little shade. Pitches are marked, level and vary in size, but are not separated. The site has its own restaurant with good value meals and a small bar.
Camping Omisalj is situated on the island of Krk in Croatia, right on the Adriatic Sea. The campsite is fairly new and underwent renovations, offering modern amenities and facilities for an enjoyable camping experience. On-site, you will find 230 pitches, 120 of which are for touring and have electric hook-up points available. The campsite maintains a clean and organised layout, with young plants and flowers separating the pitches. While there's not much shade yet due to the new plants still growing, this allows for a clear view of the beautiful Adriatic Sea from most locations.
Camping Bijar is small in size, but with great opportunities for a relaxing holiday within an oasis of centuries-old pine forest. The camp is located just 500 meters from the historic town of Osor, also known as the "museum town". Along the site's coast stretches a rocky beach with several gravelly bays and is an ideal combination for those who love swimming, wind surfing and canoeing. The site offers superior, premium, comfort and standard pitches as well as mobile homes & caravans for rent. Sports facilities include volleyball and basketball courts, and young people will enjoy having fun with the site’s entertainment team who organise many activities in high season.
Camp Čikat is in picturesque Čikat Bay, surrounded by a thick pine forest and near Mali Lošinj, the largest town of all the Croatian islands. This beautiful site has been carefully planned using natural materials, colourful shrubs and flowers and enjoys direct access to the sea. It offers around 700 pitches for touring, all with 10A or 16A electricity and water. These are either set on terraces at the front of the site with excellent sea views or to the rear under the shade of mature trees.
Located close to the centre of the City of Krk, famous for its 5th-century cathedral, Camping Bor features a high standard of accommodation, a couple of small swimming pools and a good quality restaurant, serving homegrown wine. The family-owned and run campsite, Autocamp Bor is only a couple of minutes walk from the main beaches, though you should be prepared for an uphill slog on the way back to the campsite. Facilities for the storage of vehicles are available. The ground can be hard and is somewhat sloping in places. Spread across terraces, shade can be limited on some pitches, but this is more than compensated by the views. Popular with the Dutch and Germans, this is a part of Europe which isn't visited as frequently as others by the Brits.
The Romans knew the island of Krk, where this campsite is located, as Insula Aurea - the Golden Isle. It is one of the largest and northernmost of Croatia’s 1185 islands and occupies a sheltered corner of the Adriatic. The beachside campsite has 164 touring pitches all equipped with electricity, water, waste water and WiFi connections and separated by low stone walls and mediterranean plants, with oak trees providing plenty of shade. A pleasant walk along the promenade takes you to the fishing village of Njivice with its many traditional restaurants, taverns and souvenir shops. The island is connected to the mainland by a bridge is also known as Kamp Njivice.
Camping Klenovica can be found around 20 km. South of the Crikvenica Riviera and is a well established seaside site with its own pebble beach. There are approximately 250 touring pitches, of varying sizes, the majority with electricity and some with water and drainage. Pitches are mostly shaded, and some are terraced with beautiful sea views. Several mobile homes are also available to rent. Boats can be moored at the site’s small harbour (additional charge). On-site amenities include a popular restaurant, ‘Ribarska Koliba Valentin’, specialising in locally caught fish and a well-stocked supermarket.
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Kvarner
Located between Istria and Dalmatia, Kvarner incorporates some of the Croatian coast's best features, from ragged coastal hills to bustling ports sheltering painted fishing boats. The port of Rijeka is the busiest on the Adriatic and was the centre of many power struggles between Italy, Hungary and Croatia throughout its history.
Just along the coast from Rijeka is Opatija, the grand dame of Croatian tourism. It was the most fashionable seaside resort during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and many fine hotels, residences and houses were built there during that period. More recently it has taken off as a destination for top quality seafood, attracting foodies from far and wide. Across the water and accessible by an impressive bridge is the island of Krk, which offers a mix of popular historic towns, sandy beaches and quieter places such as the winery at Vrbnik.
More rural are the islands of Rab, Cres and Lošinj. The former is the smallest, a sharp contrast of barren, rocky ground and lush green country with pretty coves along the western coast. The latter two are said to be where Jason fled with the Golden Fleece and it's easy to imagine him hiding out in the deciduous forests of northern Cres.