Olea Camping

The campsite promises a sunny beach holiday on the Mediterranean that leaves nothing to be desired. Olea Camping not only impresses with its ideal location, but also with its upscale facilities and many amenities.

Modern campsite right on the Adriatic coast

The proximity to the beach is probably the biggest highlight of this elegant campsite. Holidaymakers can reach an idyllic sand and shingle bay in just a few steps, which is ideal for relaxing and swimming during the long summer months. Between May and October, the thermometer climbs to well over 25°C, and the turquoise-blue Mediterranean offers a welcome cool-down while diving and swimming. On cooler days of the year, holidaymakers can take long walks along the coast. A small path, which is part of the resort, leads directly along the water and is ideal for a stroll with your partner.

Quiet surroundings and great service on site

Olea Camping is located on the northern tip of the Croatian Mediterranean island of Pag, one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe. Smaller towns such as Lun, Novalja and Kolan can be reached by car from the campsite in just a few minutes. Travellers will find a number of supermarkets and other shopping facilities there. The pitches at Olea Camping are all parcelled out and offer plenty of space. Many of them are even separated from each other by trees, so that guests can enjoy peace and seclusion during a relaxing stay. There is a relaxed atmosphere here in which families, couples of all ages and single travellers quickly feel at home. Fast Wi-Fi, which is available free of charge, and a children's playground are standard on the site. Mountain bikes and other bikes can be hired from the bike hire centre for day trips through the north of Pag. Just 2 kilometres away are several spa facilities in the form of saunas and other wellness offers. If you are travelling by car, you can also visit the beaches of Zrce and Rucica on Pag. Also recommended are day trips to Zadar to the south, about 85 kilometres away on the mainland. The city's landmarks include the church of Sveti Donat and the ornate cathedral, as well as the sea organ, which provides musical highlights in the offshore old town with its shallow waves.