Mobile homes on the Adriatic Sea

Mobile homes on the Adriatic offer holidaymakers a feeling of freedom and independence. The accommodation is located on campsites in idyllic surroundings. You can look out over the Adriatic Sea right from the door of your mobile home in Italy or Croatia and jump into the refreshing water just a few steps away from your sleeping accommodation. The mobile homes always offer high-quality facilities, including a kitchen and shower, as guests would find in a holiday flat.

Who are the rental accommodations on the Adriatic suitable for?

Newcomers to camping who are longing for a bit of nature are particularly well advised to rent a mobile home on the Adriatic right by the sea. The accommodation is the perfect combination of comfort, luxury and adventure. What's more, you don't have to buy a caravan to enjoy this type of accommodation.

Holidaymakers who enjoy camping but don't want to take on the arduous and often long journey with their own caravan or motorhome also like to spend their holidays in mobile homes on the Adriatic. Another advantage of holidaying in a mobile home is that the accommodation comes with its own fully equipped kitchen. This means that guests are independent when it comes to their meal times and can prepare local specialities to suit their taste.

It is also worthwhile for all families to rent a mobile home on the Adriatic. Children usually have their own bedroom here and will love the space to play on the campsite. Many of the operators in Italy and Croatia organise entertainment especially for children. There are usually playgrounds, pools and special swimming areas for children by the sea.

Popular campsites with mobile homes on the Adriatic

From Dalmatia to Istria, the beaches on the Croatian Adriatic offer excellent conditions for a holiday in a mobile home by the sea. There is also a selection of options in Italy, especially at the gates of Venice and Ravenna.

Nevio Camping

The Nevio Camping site offers a high standard and impresses with well-equipped mobile homes. The accommodation includes kitchens, several beds, a dining room and a shower with WC. The white pebble beach is just a few steps away, where visitors can enjoy stand-up paddling, canoeing and other activities. The campsite is located in Orebić on the Dalmatian peninsula of Pelješac.

Lanterna Premium Camping Resort

This campsite is located on the Croatian peninsula of Istria in the north of the country. Not far from Labinci, after a while you reach Tar and finally the camping spot near the bay of Novigrad. Overnight stays are set against a marvellous rocky backdrop with access to the beach, water sports facilities and paddling pool. There are also swimming pools and jacuzzis. The mobile homes here are equipped with full kitchens and bathrooms.

Camping Village Garden Paradiso

This camping village with the perfect mobile home in Italy on the Adriatic awaits its guests at the gates of Venice. By train or car, you first travel to Jesolo and then to the long beaches in front of the Venice lagoon. There, the campsite awaits holidaymakers with pitches right by the sea, a water slide, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and entertainment for children. The mobile homes for hire often have bedrooms with panoramic windows, terraces and a shower and toilet as standard.

Popular places & excursion destinations

One of the absolute highlights of a camping holiday with a mobile home on the Adriatic is a visit to magnificent cities with Renaissance architecture such as Dubrovnik and Venice. Nature is also worth seeing, for example in the form of the Croatian Krka National Park.

Venice

Venice, the famous city with its many canals, is of course a real must-see on the Adriatic. From the campsites in north-east Italy, you can quickly reach the city built on stilts and see the magnificent Renaissance buildings such as St Mark's Basilica and the Campanile. A trip on a gondola or excursion boat through the lagoons off Venice is also worthwhile.

Dubrovnik

In the south of Croatia lies the exclave of Dubrovnik, whose architecture is strongly characterised by the Venetian settlers. Buildings from the Renaissance and Gothic periods characterise the ambience behind the massive city walls. You can take a short walk around these and enjoy the view of the yacht harbour and the Adriatic Sea. In the centre, the Stradun and the side streets of the boulevard are a real must. Legendary Croatian konoba restaurants await their guests there.

Krka National Park

Near Šibenik, the Krka National Park is one of the most famous attractions on the Croatian Adriatic. The river of the same name cascades down into the valley over eight waterfalls and other smaller cascades. The area is surrounded by wild green trees, shrubs and colourful flowering plants.