Camping Tunarica

Away from the larger towns, Tunarica Sunny Camping promises peace and seclusion along the picturesque coast of Istria. Guests can look forward to natural bathing opportunities in the Mediterranean and a friendly atmosphere that will make you feel at home from the very first moment. The campsite is perfect for families, couples and dog owners alike, as four-legged friends are expressly welcome here.

Quiet camping on the coast of Istria

Tunarica Sunny Camping is located in southern Istria directly on the Adriatic coast. The nearest larger village, Koromačno, is just a few hundred metres away and can be easily reached on foot. A little further away is the large city of Pula, which offers numerous cultural and historical sights. The fine pebble beach can be seen from the campsite, so guests only need a few minutes to swim in the Mediterranean. Tunarica Sunny Camping has a total of 120 pitches. 95 of these are parcelled out and measure between 70 and 980 m², with the entire site covering an impressive 3 hectares. The quiet, unspoilt campsite offers holidaymakers modern washing machines, tumble dryers and other amenities needed for a longer stay. Thanks to the on-site grocery shop and restaurant, holidaymakers have a choice of different types of catering every day. The resort also has a beauty centre and free Wi-Fi. A real highlight is the hotel's own boat hire service. Here, holidaymakers have the opportunity to hire smaller boats and sail along the Adriatic coast on their own. The all-round positive impression of the resort is rounded off by the sociable and extremely friendly atmosphere, thanks to which single travellers, couples of all ages and families will immediately feel at home.

Exciting excursion destinations in Istria

There are numerous small bays around Tunarica Sunny Camping, which you can often enjoy on your own. There is a long sandy beach near Koromačno. The Pripogni Beach there invites you to sunbathe and relax. An excursion to the northern Učka Nature Park is ideal for hikers and nature lovers, with its unspoilt landscapes offering some picturesque photo opportunities. Travellers interested in culture, on the other hand, can take a day trip to Pula, which can be reached in an hour by car. Local sights include the Temple of Augustus from 2 BC and the equally ancient amphitheatre, which once held 26,000 spectators.