Dalmatia, a Charming Region
Dalmatia is a historic region situated on Croatia's Adriatic coast, known for its landscapes, rich cultural and historical heritage, and its islands and beaches. Spanning about 400 kilometres of coastline, this historical and geographical region covers an area of approximately 12,000 square kilometres. Dalmatia is bordered by the Adriatic Sea on one side and the Dinaric Alps on the other, offering a diverse geography that combines nature and crystal-clear waters. With its typical Mediterranean climate, Dalmatia enjoys warm, dry summers and rainy, cold winters, fostering lush flora and fauna. Its Adriatic coastline is sheltered from winds by imposing mountains, with bays adorned with Mediterranean scrub vegetation, making it an ideal tourist destination, especially for camping holidays.
Camping provides the best way to enjoy an idyllic setting between sea and mountains, whether in comfortable accommodation or your own tent. With its cultural richness, history, activities, and environment, we are confident that Dalmatia will delight the whole family.
Family Holidays in Dalmatia
The Dalmatia region is the perfect place for family holidays. We advise you not only to choose the ideal campsite based on the city you love the most but also according to the accommodation or plot you need. Finding a place that suits the whole family and is adaptable for everyone can be challenging. Let us guide you on the ideal accommodations and plots for families in Dalmatia.
Accommodations and Camping Plots in Dalmatia
If you're looking for the perfect accommodation for your stay in Dalmatia, you're sure to find what you're looking for. Ideally, you need to find spacious and comfortable accommodation to have enough space for everyone. If you prefer camping in a caravan or tent, we also offer some ideal camping plots for families who love traditional camping and want to enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort.
Camping Ugljan
Accommodations in Ugljan, Dalmatia
We recommend the Mobile Home with two bedrooms (for 4 to 6 people) at Camping Ugljan, equipped with all amenities for a comfortable stay. Additionally, if you have a large family, the Mobile Home with three bedrooms is ideal for families of 6 to 8 people. Each Mobile Home at Camping Ugljan comes with private bathrooms in each room, full kitchen equipment, and air conditioning to ensure comfort, privacy, and a pleasant atmosphere throughout your stay.
Camping Plots in Dalmatia
The Deluxe camping plots at Camping Ugljan are perfect as they offer spacious areas of over 125 m² where you can easily set up your caravan. They include essential services such as electricity points, water connections, access to common areas, and are less than 100 metres from the sea. If you prefer camping in a tent, we have what you need! The Tent plots allow you to bring your own tent to the open camping area.
Camping Stobreč Split
If you're looking to enjoy a relaxed family stay, you should choose accommodation with a cosy and functional design to feel at home and enjoy the surroundings in peace. At Camping Stobreč, near Split, you'll find various spacious accommodations with modern amenities. For example, the Mobile Home Comfort Plus is ideal for families as it offers 3 bedrooms and additional features for an even more luxurious experience. We also recommend these accommodations that are our favourites: the Mobile Homes Vista, which not only offer modern comforts but also stunning views of the sea and, above all, one of the most beautiful beaches of the Adriatic Sea.
Discover Dalmatia
Did you know that Dalmatia offers a multitude of tourist cities perfect for visiting and learning more about Croatia's history? All cities are well connected by transportation, so if you're camping near a city you want to visit, it will be very easy for you and your family to explore it. We divide the region into three parts to make orientation simpler: Northern Dalmatia, Central Dalmatia, and Southern Dalmatia. Here's a list of our favourite places right here:
What to See in Northern Dalmatia?
Northern Dalmatia offers the perfect combination of natural landscapes and crystal-clear beaches, making it a wonderful destination for unforgettable camping holidays. With its charming cities and villages known as the most beautiful in Croatia, Northern Dalmatia is a haven for adventurers and history lovers.
We recommend:
- Explore Zadar: You can walk to the port and discover the Sea Organ, a work created by architect Nikola Basic. These are stairs that produce music thanks to the waves of the sea that come into contact with them. You can also see The Greeting to the Sun, another work by Nikola Basic located on the Riverside Promenade. It's a circle 22 metres in diameter and made up of about 300 photovoltaic cells that capture solar energy from the ground. This work allows you to enjoy a stunning spectacle of lights and colours.
- Enjoy Ugljan Island: Part of the Zadar archipelago, Ugljan is one of the most beautiful and visited spots in the country. The area is covered with lush vegetation and incredible bays. For campers who want to enjoy the beauty of nature, you can book your vacation at Camping Ugljan.
- Visit Šibenik: Famous for its impressive architecture, narrow streets, and above all for the Cathedral of St. James, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This cathedral has over 70 stone heads representing the city's most important citizens during its construction. It also serves as the gateway to some idyllic places. For example, you can visit the Kornati National Park.
What to See in Central Dalmatia?
Known for its cities and surroundings that combine nature and history, Central Dalmatia offers a paradise for those seeking an authentic and unique experience. Notably, it includes several islands such as Hvar, Brač, and Vis, where you can enjoy various activities and unforgettable surroundings.
If you're unsure what to visit, here's a list of the most interesting places:
- Explore Split: If you want to enjoy holidays in Split, you have to visit the majestic Diocletian's Palace, a monument of Roman architecture declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also, don't forget to take a walk to the city's museums dedicated to antiquity and the medieval period. You'll find Camping Stobreč Split, the closest camping site to the city, ideal for taking advantage of everything the city offers.
- The History of Trogir: Founded by the Greeks between the 3rd and 4th centuries BC, it's a fascinating destination with a rich history. History enthusiasts can enjoy the city's medieval old town and visit several fortifications, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings.
What to Visit in Southern Dalmatia?
Stretching to the border with Montenegro, this area seamlessly blends history, culture, and nature. It includes some of the country's most famous tourist destinations such as Dubrovnik and islands such as Korčula, Mljet, and Lastovo.
Here are our tips:
- Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic: The city offers stone beaches and crystal-clear waters. It's also an authentic city surrounded by impressive 10th-century walls, whose base dips into the sea and houses 16 towers offering unique views.
- Korčula Island: With dense forests and abundant vegetation on its hills, Korčula offers stunning landscapes. The golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming and relaxing. And for gastronomy lovers, this is where you'll find some of the country's best local olive oils.
