FKK-Camping Valalta

Valalta naturist campsite is considered one of the best places for naturists in the entire Mediterranean region. It appeals to discerning travellers who want to spend a relaxing time with the whole family. The site is characterised by its front-row location on a naturist beach, its attractive pool area and many exceptional extras, such as a large wellness oasis and its own brewery.

Camping for all the senses

Valalta naturist campsite welcomes guests on 1,141 parcelled-out pitches, all of which have their own electricity connection and measure up to 140 square metres. Guests can log into the WLAN both in the motorhome and in the other areas of the site. The site is particularly impressive with its water park, which has both an indoor and outdoor pool and water slides. The youngest guests are also catered for: they can let off steam in the paddling pool and children's playground or have fun with their peers in the mini club. While the children enjoy their holiday, their parents can relax in the resort's wellness area or indulge in one of the many spa treatments on offer. The animated sports programme and the campsite's numerous facilities provide plenty of sporting activities: from the trampoline facility to the driving range and adventure mini-golf. Classic sports such as beach volleyball and tennis are also played here. In addition to the opportunities for active holidays, guests praise the varied cuisine in the bars and restaurants at FKK-Camping Valalta, where self-catering guests can stock up on fresh food in the supermarket. To top off the culinary offerings, the campsite organises a big "Frühschoppen" for all guests on Sundays and serves beer from the campsite's own brewery.

Camping in Istria: History and nature

Directly at the Valalta naturist campsite is an approximately 1.5 km long pebble naturist beach, which has bathing platforms in front of it and a sandy bay for children. In addition to a refreshing dip in the Adriatic, boats can also be hired here for a Mediterranean cruise. If you bring your own boat, you can launch it at the boat slip and moor it at the berths. To actively explore the Istrian peninsula, campers can hire a bike directly from the campsite and immerse themselves in the fascinating history of this former Roman province. Nearby Rovinj invites visitors with its picturesque old town, which has been inhabited for almost 2,000 years. The town is dominated by the Church of St Euphemia, which was built in the Baroque style and is now one of Rovinj's landmarks.