Camping in Croatia

Holidays in Croatia

Spectacular national parks, ancient towns, prehistoric caves, fragrant pine forests, 1000 islands and 3600 miles of Adriatic coast.

Add Croatia’s popular resorts and variety of outdoor activities and you’ve got the perfect setting for a family holiday... so when will you discover it? We have a range of exciting parcs for your camping holiday in Croatia whether you are looking to visit Split, Zadar or Pula.

Whether you are looking to spend time on the Dalmatian Coast visiting the old towns like Zadar or Split, or you're intrigued by the history of Roman town; Pula, there is a camping holiday for everyone in Croatia just waiting to be discovered.

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Our favourite things to do in Croatia

Hit the beach

While it’s true plenty of Croatia’s beaches are shingly, or pebbly, it doesn’t make them any less wonderful. And sandy beaches do exist in most places! The water is dazzlingly clear, there are man-made bathing platforms (and sunbathing platforms), inflatable assault courses and pine-sheltered spots you’ll fall in love with.

Let history come to life

Croatia’s past is more colourful and turbulent than many - the country changing hands (and owners) many times. Most notably it was once part of the Venetian Empire, and you’ll see Italian influences everywhere. The amphitheatre of Pula is immense and magnificent, but there are basilicas, castles and walled citadels to explore too.

See nature at its wildest

The National Park of Krka - one of several in Croatia - is an area of outstanding natural beauty and well worth a visit. With several different entrances you can explore on foot or by boat. Marvel at the mountains, trek through the hills and then cool off with a swim in one of the area’s seven spellbinding waterfalls.

Go island hunting

The Dalmation coast is fringed with inviting islands and Dugi Otok, in the Adriatic Sea, is even prettier than most. Boasting hill top villages, cute fishing bays and unspoilt beaches, it’s far enough away from the hustle and bustle to guarantee a truly tranquil day. Regular ferries run from Zadar and take less than two hours.

Enjoy the freshest food

Olives, wine, cheese and honey all feature prominently in Croatian food culture and a culinary tour of Pag Island offers a taste of all these and more. Also famous for its salt and herbs, this 60km-long outcrop is an ideal place to enjoy fresh local produce. But there’s a great wine tour of the Istrian Peninsula we think you’d quite like too.

Get your pulse racing

Croatia is an active nation, and you could quite easily find yourself squeezing through the subterranean caverns of the world’s largest cave complexes, the Baredine Caves, in Porec, taking in sights and sounds of the stunning Zrmanje river on an exhilarating kayak safari, horse-riding along the Dalmation Coast, stopping off at a secluded bay, or freewheeling on a mountain bike safari.

How to get to Croatia

The best way to get to Croatia is by air. And it couldn’t be easier: it only takes around three hours, and several airlines operate flights between the UK and Croatia.

Pula is the closest airport to our Istrian parcs, and Zadar is closest to our parcs on the Dalmatian Coast. Split is also a convenient option if you’re hiring a car while you’re there.

Check the ‘flight recommendations’ section of each parc page to find out more about which routes are available from your nearest airport, then once you’ve booked your accommodation we’ll link you to Skyscanner where you can book flights under a linked travel arrangement.

Alternatively, you can book an ATOL-protected flight-inclusive package through our contact centre. Our holiday advisors can also answer any questions you have about travel, make recommendations about the best route to your destination, and arrange car hire if you need it.

How to get to Croatia

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