Naturist camping in Crotia

The first official nudist beach opened in Croatia back in 1953 and the range of options for nudists has continued to grow ever since. Along the Adriatic Sea on the mainland and on the picturesque islands, there are numerous bathing opportunities for naturist holidaymakers and many campsites in Croatia also specialise in this target group.

Destinations

A naturist campsite in Croatia offers its guests a feeling of privacy and relaxed coexistence in harmony with nature - numerous campsites for naturists have been established, especially in Istria and around the Kvarner Bay. These are also perfect for those who want to combine nude bathing with sightseeing, as historic towns such as Pula or Rovinj with their historical attractions are not far from numerous naturist beaches. The Kvarner Bay with the islands of Krk and Cres is also ideal for naturist camping in Croatia. Here you can benefit from a wide range of water sports and cultural attractions - Krk is generally regarded as the cradle of Croatian culture and has several naturist beaches, some of which are located in idyllic bays with pebble beaches.

The Kovacine naturist campsite near Cres is located on unspoilt terrain in a sparse olive grove and mixed forest. The 1.5 km long rocky beach impresses with a fine pebble beach and offers its guests concreted sunbathing areas, bathing ladders and a long beach promenade where you can take a leisurely stroll. Guests also have the opportunity to take part in guided cycle tours or learn to scuba dive under German guidance. Another Eldorado for fans of naturism is the Camp Arena Kazela campsite near Medulin. It impresses with its unspoilt, spacious grounds and wide range of leisure activities.

Activities and excursions

Nudists enjoy a varied holiday in Croatia, which not only guarantees unique bathing fun on the beautiful stone beaches, but also spoils its guests with numerous activities and a broad leisure programme and invites them to interesting excursions.

Nature and culture in Istria

In addition to the only national park - the Brijuni archipelago - holidaymakers can also marvel at the impressive Ucka mountain massif, which is the highest point in Istria and is also home to many rare plant and animal species. The special botanical vegetation in the Motovun forest and the Kontija forest will delight nature lovers, while in central Istria, also known as Green Istria, there are numerous small towns with a long history and fascinating castles on small hills. In Pazin, the heart of Istria, you can stroll through the labyrinth of narrow streets and marvel at medieval castles or explore the surrounding landscape, which is characterised by deep forests and fertile vineyards. The remains of a medieval fortress can be admired on almost every hill in Istria. This includes the unique bell tower of the Church of St George. In Groznjan, a mythical medieval village, art lovers in particular will get their money's worth. There are over 18 galleries and studios here, which regularly host exhibitions by regional and international artists.

Unforgettable moments on the island of Dugi Otok

Around 1.5 hours from the Croatian coast is the enchanting island of Dugi Otok, which impresses visitors with its crystal-clear, turquoise-blue waters. It is characterised by numerous steep cliffs that drop directly into the sea, where sea urchins and crabs in particular can be found. Snorkelling tours are regularly offered in Boava and Sali, introducing visitors to the fascinating underwater world of the Adriatic.

Events

Numerous festivals and events fill the region with life all year round and are also very popular with visitors.

June

• Transadriatica: Novigrad cordially invites you to the annual sailing regatta. Here you can marvel at the most beautiful and impressive sailing ships.
• INDIREKT: At this music and art festival, you can listen to modern live music and marvel at contemporary art by regional and international artists.
• Magical NoviGrad: Every year, Novigrad attracts a variety of street artists who showcase their artefacts at this festival. There are also numerous live performers.

July

• Beer festival: In Brtonigla, local brewers present their different types of beer and invite visitors to sample them.