It is criss-crossed by wine and olive oil mercantile routes. With its scenery, diverse cultural events and entertainment programmes as well as a delightful gastronomy and wine it is an ideal destination for many visitors, especially enthusiasts of hilly areas and the blue sea. Multicultural and hospitable, Istria has lots to offer campers both on the beaches with the crystal clear and warm Adriatic Sea, and in its green hinterland.
Along the coast, from Umag in the northwest to Pula in the far south and Rabac in the east, there are campsites run by major tourism companies, but also smaller, family-run sites that have two things in common: a great deal of investment in supplying the highest quality in service and equipment, and the prestigious awards of which many are justly proud. In Istria, you can be sure that you will find what you are looking for, whether you are keen to experience the new phenomenon of ‘glamping’, or are primarily looking for a pleasant stay in camping-resorts that offer you numerous facilities, or, perhaps to spend your holidays in quiet communion with nature. After spending your day sunbathing, swimming or taking part in a range of sporting activities that Istrian campsites offer, get to know the peninsula through cultural events that aim to evoke the history of the region. Sightseeing on the peninsula, walking in the fragrant shade of the woods, as well as the holiday activities in the campsites are all great additions to just lazing on the beach.
