This summer, plan your camping vacation in Istria I Top Camping Croatia

Are you already examining 2023 camping ideas for the summer? Look no further we have your solution! Plan your camping in Istria, the best camping region in Croatia.

There is no better recognition than one from the establishment, and each year during the Croatian Tourism Days best restaurants, campsites, and destinations get voted for and awarded. This year, the Croatian Tourist Board, The Croatian Chamber of Commerce, and the Ministry of Tourism voted  Istria Premium Camping Resort in Funtana  as  the best campsite in Croatia  and  Rovinj  the Croatian champion of tourism !

Now officially voted as the best campsite in Croatia in 2022., Istra Premium Camping Resort has to be on your list of camping ideas for this summer. Open only in 2019., this five-star campsite near Poreč in Istria offers one of the best camping experiences on the Adriatic. Let's start by mentioning the different types of accommodation available. 

More than 700 camping pitches make it easier to choose which one will suit you best: the sunkissed ones to enjoy endless sunny days or the ones in the pine shades where you can enjoy breezy early mornings. 

The campsite has five-star mobile homes and glamping units  directly at the beach, ideal for couples and families who enjoy waking up to the sound of the sea and some spectacular views. For those who love a luxury experience, there are deluxe villas with private swimming pools. 

Within the campsite, the modernly designed sanitary points (all adapted for the disabled people) include a washing and drying laundry service, baby-changing stations, and even a designated area for pet showers, so your dog can enjoy a memorable holiday experience. 

As an ideal campsite for family camping in Istria,  Istra Premium Camping Resort has a fabulous Val Maro pebble beach for children. You can also enjoy fun times with your loved ones at the Aquamar family water park, with five heated pools and four exciting water slides. 

While staying at Istria Premium Camping Resort, you can taste delicious traditional Istrian meals at the campsite's  Konoba Bokoon  and enjoy specialties with a modern twist at Tuna Bay  restaurant. You can also choose between a burger and grill place and delicious pizza at the Piazza square within the campsite. Those who prefer to cook while on vacation have fresh and locally sourced produce from the Valfresco shop and can order it directly to their pitch or mobile home. 

With stellar accommodation options, various gastronomic offers, and many entertainments and sports activities for the whole family, it is no wonder that  Istra Premium Camping Resort  has been voted the best campsite in Croatia. Do you want other options for your camping  vacation  in Istria? Do explore them on our page. 

In other words, Rovinj wins the title of the best, making it even more important to put Istria on your camping list for summer 2023. 

Where to stay in Rovinj and when? Rovinj reveals its charm during autumn, winter, and spring, while winter is ideal for a one-day trip or a quick stroll before the harsh bora wind sweeps its streets. If you plan on staying in Rovinj or want to spend a camping vacation with your family, consider two campsites near Rovinj:  FKK Valalta, a destination popular among lovers of naturism or campsite Val Saline.

Choosing Rovinj for a day trip when camping in Istria or for a weekly vacation, there are many things to see and explore. Let's start with the old town and its magnificent cobble-stone paved streets. Rovinj preserved the authentic and distinctive impression from the age when it was under the rule of the Venetian republic. Alas, many monuments and buildings date to that age. Nowadays, they give the old town a specific charm and unique energy.

When exploring, visit the church of St. Euphemia, Rovinj's patron saint. The church is a short walk to the top of the old town and rewards with worthwhile views of Rovinj's archipelago. To learn more about Rovinj's specific Batana boats and cultural heritage with an important story, pay a visit to the House of Batana, an eco-museum listed on the UNESCO Register of Good Safeguarding Practices for the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage of the world.  

Lovers of fine dining will enjoy the gastronomic offer of Rovinj, as it has two Michelin star-awarded restaurants: Monte and Cap Aureo, while the other two,  Agli Amgici and La Puntulina, have been recognized and recommended in the Michelin guide. 

But, as a Mediterranean destination, Rovinj also has a variety of taverns, restaurants, and other fine dining options that are more budget-friendly and offer authentic Istrian seafood and meat cuisine. In recent years many new winemakers on the rise alongside the established ones have turned Rovinj into a small paradise for winetasting tours. 

The Punta Corrente, known as the Golden Cape forest, is an impressive protected natural oasis with hundreds of years old pine, cypresses, and Himalayan cedar trees. It is perfect for family strolls, walking, hiking, cycling, and even yoga sessions. You can also swim and bathe, and there are designated dog areas. 

Rovinj's archipelago has over 20 beautiful islands, islets, and reefs, most of which you can visit with a daily boat tour. The two largest, St. Andrew and St. Catherine have beautiful hidden beaches with amazing views. The archipelago abounds in more than 400 plant species, making it a true Mediterranean heaven. 

Just a few kilometers from Rovinj, a spectacle of nature is worth your visit. The famed Lim fjord is a beautiful natural bay with many secret swim spots, two seafood restaurants, and many hiking trails that reveal the magic of the place.

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