Camping Rožac

Located directly on the Croatian Adriatic coast, Camping Rožac offers guests their own access to the Mediterranean Sea, which invites you to swim in its turquoise waters. The rocky beach offers ideal conditions for relaxing in the Dalmatian sun and the entire site is extremely child- and dog-friendly, which is perfect for a family holiday.

Picturesque bathing bays at Camping Rožac

The campsite on the island of Ciovo is located in the south of Croatia, just a few kilometres west of Split. From here, guests can quickly reach the Mediterranean Sea and several quiet bays surrounded by a sparse pine forest. The tranquil village of Okrug Gornji is less than 2 kilometres away and offers several restaurants where you can sample traditional Croatian cuisine. Camping Rožac offers a total of 120 pitches, 25 of which are parcelled out and between 60 and 100 m² in size. There is a friendly and sociable atmosphere at the campsite, which makes guests feel at home and quickly make contact with other holidaymakers. At the same time, the tranquillity provides ideal relaxation. Camping Rožac is equipped with washing machines and tumble dryers, as well as dog showers and plenty of exercise facilities for your favourite four-legged friends. Fast and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campsite, and the on-site restaurant serves delicious dishes at all times of the day. Families with children will particularly enjoy the children's playground and the activities on offer for the little ones. The varied entertainment programme is suitable for all ages and includes various sports as well as board games and shows in the evenings.

Excursion destinations in the picturesque countryside

A real highlight at Camping Rožac is the cooperation with the local diving school, giving holidaymakers the opportunity to explore the colourful underwater world along the coast on their own. Travellers interested in culture will find the nearby town of Trogir a popular excursion destination. Its landmarks include the long waterfront promenade, the cathedral and the medieval Kamerlengo fortress. In Split, further afield, Diocletian's Palace and the Ivan Meštrović Gallery are among the most famous sights. Along the coast, holidaymakers can choose between sandy and pebbly beaches, while the nearby mountains are ideal for long hikes through the natural landscape of Dalmatia, which is characterised by steep mountains and dense pine forests.