Nevio Camping

With its location directly on the well-tended pebble beach of Orebić on the Dalmatian coast, Nevio Camping is ideal for a carefree beach holiday. Water lovers can also enjoy the outdoor pool. With a multifunctional sports and tennis court as well as numerous water sports facilities, the campsite is also attractive for sports enthusiasts. The large playground is a favourite meeting place for families.

Campsite with direct access to the beach

The family-friendly Nevio Camping offers a cosy atmosphere and a wonderful location with views of the sea and mountains. Some of the 184 pitches on the 7-hectare terraced site are located directly on the water. Guests stay in a mobile home or bungalow on the Dalmatian coast in particular comfort. If you want to get to know the typical regional cuisine, the restaurant will spoil you with oysters from the coastal town of Ston, freshly caught fish or other delicacies. Snacks and drinks are available at the beach bar and there is a live music concert once a week. The almost white pebbles on the long sandy beach in front of Nevio Camping stand out against the azure blue sea. Families enjoy spending time on the gently sloping shore as much as on the large playground. Active holidaymakers can enjoy a wide range of water sports, from stand-up paddling to surfing and canoeing. Jet skiing through the waves is a fast-paced activity. Active holidaymakers also enjoy using the well-maintained tennis court. Both the use and hire of rackets and balls is free of charge. The multifunctional sports field invites you to play basketball and football. Guests can also enjoy a fun game of adventure golf, which is played on artificial turf. The campsite also scores points with its outdoor pool.

Things to see around Orebić

A boat trip from Orebić harbour is a special experience. Among other things, guests can take a boat trip to the fascinating Mljet National Park, which is located on the island of the same name. Due to its lush vegetation with remnants of a primeval forest, Mljet is often referred to as the "Green Island". A hike to the Great Lake, for example, is well worthwhile. In the centre of the picturesque body of water lies an impressive Benedictine monastery. There are also numerous sights in Orebic itself. These include the Maritime Museum, which was founded in 1957. Here you can see weapons, historical maps, costumes worn by captains' wives and coins from the Middle Ages. Orebić is also known for the Franciscan monastery of Our Lady of the Angels, which is enthroned on a hill.