Boutique Camping Bunja
Croatia / Split-Dalmatia
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With its mild Mediterranean climate and breathtaking coastal landscapes, Croatia is the ideal destination for a camping holiday by the sea. What could be better than waking up in the morning to the sound of the waves and having breakfast under a bright blue sky? Croatia inspires with its turquoise-blue sea, breathtaking beaches, crystal-clear water and campsites for every taste. In Istria, the Kvarner Bay, Dubrovnik or on one of the beautiful islands, every camping holidaymaker will find the perfect spot. Historical sights, a variety of leisure activities and family-friendly facilities make for an unforgettable holiday in Croatia.
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Sporty campers can go on a bike tour along the marvellous water or dive into the underwater world. Those seeking relaxation can take a boat trip on the high seas or lie in the sun on the sandy beach. At campsites right by the sea, you wake up with a view of the blue horizon. Holidaymakers explore secluded bays during the day and enjoy the pleasant sound of the water in front of the caravan in the evening.
One of the top campsites by the sea in Croatia is Camping Kovačine on the island of Cres near the fishing town of the same name. A long pebble beach with a promenade behind it and the azure blue sea are ideal for swimming enthusiasts. There is also a separate section of beach for fans of naturism, and the resort offers organised diving tours and boat trips for leisure activities. Travellers who prefer solid ground under their feet can set off on a guided bike excursion. There is also entertainment on site, such as morning gymnastics, boccia and volleyball. Younger guests can look forward to their own children's entertainment programme. There are also evening events, including barbecues. However, if you are simply looking for relaxation and peace and quiet, you can lie under the natural sun protection of the fir and olive trees. The Camping Zelena Laguna resort in Poreč is also a good choice when travelling to Croatia. Holidaymakers not only appreciate the shady pitches here, but also the location right by the sea. The campsite also has a special beach area for children and a separate beach section for nudists. An outdoor pool at the campsite provides an alternative swimming option to the Adriatic. Travellers looking for entertainment will be particularly taken with the fun poolside entertainment. Camping Zelena Laguna offers guests many amenities, such as massage services, mini golf and bike hire. You can also take the train or boat to the historic town centre of Poreč.
The excursion destinations in Croatia are numerous and varied: they range from idyllic beaches and remarkable natural landscapes to culturally rich towns and a square with a sea organ.
There are many paradisiacal sandy beaches in Croatia: Stiniva Bay on the island of Vis is considered an oasis. A secluded location surrounded by high cliffs promises peace and quiet. In addition to unspoilt nature, there is crystal-clear water, making bathing enthusiasts feel at home on this beach. On the agenda are swimming, sunbathing and refreshing yourself with drinks from the beach bar.
If you want a change from the sea, visit the Plitvice Lakes inland. This region is home to several charming towns and the Plitvice Lakes National Park - the largest of its kind in Croatia. The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and impresses holidaymakers with its picturesque lakes and charming waterfalls. Plitvice Lakes is the perfect place for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation.
The port city of Split is located by the sea and should definitely be included in a day trip for culture lovers. One of the most popular sights is the imposing Diocletian's Palace. The historical monument in the old town centre is rich in history. The Cathedral of St Domnius from the 4th century, the Temple of Jupiter with an original sphinx statue from Egypt and numerous cultural treasures can be seen in Diocletian's Palace.
The city of Zadar by the sea boasts a spectacular highlight: A sea organ that plays creative melodies. The waves produce sounds that can be heard in the western part of the city. This unusual musical instrument attracts holidaymakers and locals alike. Here you can sit on the seashore with a view of the blue horizon and be intoxicated by the natural music.
One or two interesting events should not be missed when camping in Croatia. Fairs, festivals and sports are all on the programme.