Camping on Hvar

Extremely popular with visitors, Hvar off the coast of Dalmatia is considered one of the most attractive islands in the Mediterranean. Fantastic bays can be found all over the island, some of which are surrounded by pine forests. Families feel particularly at home on the campsites in the north, as there are several sandy beaches here. Dog owners are also very welcome at various campsites on Hvar.

Special features of camping on Hvar

Singles, couples and families will feel right at home at the campsites on Hvar. There is even a nudist campsite near Vrboska for those who prefer nude bathing. If you want to combine a beach holiday with a cultural holiday, the campsites on Hvar near the island's capital are the perfect choice: in just a few minutes' drive, holidaymakers can reach the centre of Hvar, which is famous for its mighty fortifications, among other things. Active holidaymakers and families will feel at home on campsites in the far east near Sucuraj. Several local sandy beaches invite you to relax and play. The east coast also offers ideal conditions for sailing and surfing.

The campsites are usually equipped with several pitches for vehicles. Alternatively, guests can also opt to book a mobile home, which are becoming increasingly popular in Croatia. Recommended campsites on the island and nearby mainland are Mala Milna car camping near Jelsa, Camp Vira, Camping Mlaska (Sucuraj) and Grebisce.

Campsites on Hvar and the surrounding mainland

Croatia, and the Dalmatian coast in particular, is especially attractive for a summer holiday. More and more campers are discovering the region for themselves and even travelling by ferry to experience the beautiful island of Hvar. The facilities on the island and the nearby mainland are very modern and incredibly friendly.

Camp Grebisce

Camp Grebišće is located directly by the sea and offers a fantastic view of the sea from its pitches. You can spend wonderful days in the shade of deciduous trees and pines. The small sandy beach can be reached quickly and nothing stands in the way of a dip in the cool water. Camp Grebisce receives four out of five stars from its guests.

Camp Vira

Camp Vira in Dalmatia is a very well-maintained resort with beautiful pitches in the shade of pine trees and a marvellous view of the bay. Those travelling without their own vehicle are welcome guests in the mobile homes on the site.

Alternatively, campers can also opt for a holiday at the Mala Milna car campsite near Jelsa or the Mlaska campsite, both of which are highly recommended.

Weather

With more than 2,700 hours of sunshine on average, Hvar is one of the friendliest and most weather-resistant islands in the Mediterranean. The year-round mild climate ensures that olives, lavender and wine thrive here in Croatia. Even in the coldest months of January and February, the temperature rarely drops below 10 degrees Celsius. Snow can only be expected once every 10 years.

From May to November, camping on the island of Hvar offers ideal conditions for outdoor holidays. In midsummer, temperatures can even reach 27 degrees. Even small children enjoy splashing around in the water for hours: the sea warms up to over 20 degrees from June to October.