Valamar Camping Padova

The comfortable Padova Premium Camping Resort is ideal for a holiday in the Croatian islands. Picturesquely surrounded by Mediterranean greenery, pines and olive trees, the resort is ideal for anyone who wants to combine beach and culture. The panoramic views of the sea and the islets in the Kvarner Bay are particularly spectacular. Numerous services and various sports and leisure activities ensure a pleasant stay.

Beach and city campsite for those seeking relaxation and active holidays

The 6.5-hectare campsite is located on the Croatian island of Rab. Banjol, the most important town on the island, is only a few minutes away. The main attractions of the coastal town are the old town centre and the sheltered bathing bays. The fine sand and pebble beach stretches like paradise along the holiday home, which is particularly popular with families with children thanks to its shallow entrance into the water. There are various facilities around the beach, such as sun loungers for hire and pedal boat hire stations. If you are travelling with your pet, there is a dog beach just outside. The Padova Premium Camping Resort has 141 rental accommodations and 440 pitches, 228 of which are parcelled out. The pitches have a surface area of 80 to 120 square metres. They have their own electricity and water connection and some also have a waste water connection. New from 2024 is the Hilltop Green Village, which impresses with environmentally friendly camping homes and chalets designed to the highest energy efficiency standards. Modern sanitary facilities are grouped around the site, which also cater for people with limited mobility. Car parks, washing machines, a cash machine and free Wi-Fi internet access round off the facilities. The pool area and the separate water park for children are popular meeting points. A playground, supervised miniclub, entertainment programme and children's disco also ensure a great holiday. Of course, adults can also stay active on holiday, for example with aqua aerobics, table tennis or water skiing. A variety of restaurants, a bakery and a grocery shop cater for your physical well-being.

On the trail of the country and its people

For those interested in culture, a trip to Rab, the island capital of the same name, is well worthwhile. The town, which is over 2,000 years old, can be easily reached by taxi boat and then explored on foot. The historic centre with its medieval buildings and wonderful views is particularly worth a visit. For nature-loving cyclists and hikers, tours to the lushly wooded Kalifront peninsula or to the summit of Kamenjak are recommended. At 408 metres, it is the highest mountain on Rab. The island landscape is perfect for long trips by sailing boat or excursion boat. Many other natural beauties, such as unspoilt bathing bays and bizarrely shaped rocky coasts, can only be discovered from the water. With the necessary equipment, the crystal-clear Adriatic offers a clear view of the sea creatures and their habitats.