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There are plentiful of campsites on Croatian islands. Whilst camping on islands often involves ferry crossing, this delay in journey can be worthwhile. Below is the list of all Croatian islands that have campgrounds. Kvarner Island of Cres The island of Cres is situated in Kvarner Bay and along with the nearby Krk is the largest Croatian island. Cres is known by rich nature and wildlife - Eurasian Griffon Vultures, birds with wing span of 2.5 metres nest on Cres. Cres can be reached by either driving from mainland over bridge to Krk Island and then taking a ferry from Valbiska to Merag or by taking a ferry from Brestova in Istria to Porozina. Camping on Cres brings visitor even closer to Cres's great nature. Campsites on the island of Cres Island of Krk The island of Krk is situated in Kvarner Bay and is connected with mainland by two-arch concrete bridge over 1km long. When the bridge was built (1980) it was the largest concrete arch bridge in the world. Known as the largest Croatian island, only recently it was discovered that Cres island is exactly the same size. Popular holiday spots are ancient walled City of Krk, town of Baška with 1.8km long beach, and towns of Malinska, Punat, Vrbnik and Njivice. Campsites on the island of Krk Island of Lošinj The island of Lošinj is located in the bay of Kvarner, south of Cres island and is connected to Cres by a small bridge near Osor town. Lošinj is known as an island of vitality because of its exceptional climate characteristics that heal respiratory problems and alergies. Lošinj can be reached by taking a ferry to Cres island and then driving to southern part of Cres over the bridge to Lošinj. Ferries to Cres go from either Krk Island (Valbiska-Merag) or Istria (Brestova-Porozina). Campsites on the island of Lošinj Island of Rab Rab is an island in the Kvarner region of Croatia, located in the south east part of Kvarner Bay. In the Lopar area of Rab Island there are numerous sandy beaches - there are 22 of them and three of them are dedicated to naturists. Island of Rab has a long naturist tradition - the very first naturist beach on the Adriatic was opened on Rab in 1934 and in August 1936 English King Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson were allowed to take a nude swim in the bay of Kandarola. Rab can be reached by ferry from Stinica to Mišnjak or by driving from mainland over the Krk bridge to Krk Island and then taking a ferry from Valbiska to Lopar. Campsites on the island of Rab Dalmatia - Zadar region Long Island (Dugi otok) Dugi otok (Long Island) is located in the County of Zadar and justifies its name by the length of about 45 km and width between 1 and 4 km, with the highest peak, Vela Straža (338 m). It is an island of great diversity and contrast, and the largest of the North Dalmatian islands. It is known for its scenic park of nature Telašćica and beautiful sandy beach Sakarun. There are 1500 inhabitants on the island living in 12 villages with a road connecting all of them and offering a great view of the surrounding islands. It is well connected to the mainland by ferries and fast ships. Campsites on Long Island (Dugi otok) Island of Pag Situated in Dalmatia-Zadar region, between Zadar and the edge of the Kvarner Bay, it is surprising how green Island Pag's western side is considering the bare rocks that can be seen when looking at Pag from the mainland. Pag Island is known by Pag (Paski) cheese, Pag lace and more lately, by 24-hour party beach Zrće - a Croatian answer to Ibiza. Pag can be reached by ferry between Prizna and Žigljen or by Pag bridge if you keep driving further south towards Zadar. Campsites on the island of Pag Island of Pašman The island of Pašman is located in Dalmatia-Zadar region, just south of Zadar. It is known as the island with the cleanest water in Adriatic owing to constant current changes. The north-east of the island is gentle and sandy whilst the south is rocky. Pašman is connected by bridge to its northen neighbour, island of Ugljan. Pasman can be reached by ferry from either Biograd (to Tkon) or by taking a ferry from Zadar to Preko on Island of Ugljan and then driving south over the bridge to Pašman. Campsites on the island of Pašman Island of Ugljan Situated between the city of Zadar on the east and Dugi Otok on the west, the island of Ugljan belongs to the Dalmatia-Zadar region of Croatia. Often called "the green island" since most of Ugljan is covered by forests and other mediterranean vegetation. Ugljan has excellent ferry connections with Zadar, with ferries leaving hourly to the town of Preko - therefore ideal for visitors wanting to explore the city of Zadar, but still enjoy the peace and quiet of an island holiday. On the south side of the island, Ugljan is connected by a bridge to the island of Pašman, allowing for easy exploration of both islands. Campsites on the island of Ugljan Island of Vir The island of Vir belongs to the Dalmatia-Zadar region and is separated from the mainland by a narrow strip of sea only 3 meters deep. There are some nice beaches on the eastern part of the island which is also covered by pine trees. Vir is a perfect place from which to explore the nearby national parks of Velebit/Paklenica, Plitvice Lakes, Kornati and Krka waterfalls. The city of Zadar is also only 26km away. The Island of Vir can be reached by bridge. Campsites on the island of Vir Dalmatia - Šibenik region Island of Murter The island of Murter is located just north of Šibenik in the Dalmatia region. Murter is another of Croatian islands that is connected to the mainland with a bridge - the distance is only 20 metres, making the island extremely easy to reach. It is worth noting that the draw-bridge opens at a certain time of the day to let boats pass, therefore it is wise to enquire on the draw-bridge opening schedule. Murter is well known for its beautiful sandy and pebble beaches. Campsites on the island of Murter Dalmatia - Split region Island of Brač The island Brač is situated in the Dalmatia-Split region and it can be reached by ferry from Split to Supetar or from Makarska to Sumartin. The third-largest Croatian island, it is best known for its Zlatni Rat beach (near the town of Bol) that often prominently features in Croatian holiday brochures. Campsites on the island of Brač Island of Čiovo The island of Čiovo is located in the heart of Dalmatia, in the region of Dalmatia-Split and is only 3 km from the UNESCO protected medieval town of Trogir. Čiovo Island is connected with the mainland by a draw-bridge. It is an ideal camping holiday for visitors that want a mix of culture, sun and sea. Campsites on the island of Čiovo Island of Hvar Located in the Dalmatia-Split region, between islands of Brač and Korčula, the Island of Hvar is the sunniest of Croatian islands. It is popular with jet-set and many yachts stop over. Hvar can be reached by ferry from Split to Stari Grad and Hvar Town, or from Drvenik to Sućuraj (south part of island). Campsites on the island of Hvar Island of Šolta The island of Šolta is located west of Brač Island, in the Dalmatia-Split region of Croatia. The island is 19km long and 5 km wide. Inland there are a few traditional dalmatian island villages that are worth exploring. If you want quiet and relaxing holiday then this island is perfect. The largest town on the island is Stomorska where you can find restaurants and cafes. Šolta Island can be reached by ferry from Split to Rogač. Campsites on the island of Šolta Dalmatia - Dubrovnik region Island of Korčula The island of Korčula is situated in the Dalmatia-Dubrovnik region, west of the Pelješac peninsula and south of Hvar island. It is one of the most popular Croatian islands and it has a lot to offer: a lovely old town with preserved old fortress walls, some stunning quiet bays and the sandy Lumbarda beach. Korčula can be reached by ferry from Split (to Vela Luka), Dubrovnik (to Korčula Town), Drvenik (to Dominče) and Orebić (to Korčula Town). Campsites on the island of Korčula Island of Lastovo Lastovo island is located in Dalmatia-Dubrovnik region, further away from the mainland, almost a quarter of the way into Adriatic sea towards Italy. There are 46 islets and cliffs that surround Lastovo island and Lastovo archipelago was declared a Nature Park in 2006. The island is noted for its 15th- and 16th-century architecture and untouched nature. Lastovo can be reached by ferry from Split that goes via Vela Luka (Korčula) to Ubli (Lastovo). The ferry journey lasts over 4 hours. Campsites on the island of Lastovo Island of Mljet Situated in the Dalmatia-Dubrovnik region, Mljet is the most south-easterly of all larger Croatian islands. It is also the most wooded - the island is covered with a thick forest while the western part of the island has been proclaimed a National Park in 1960. Mljet's port of Sobra can be reached by ferries from Split (7 hrs), Dubrovnik (3 hrs) Korčula (2 hrs) or Prapratno (45 min). Campsites on the island of Mljet
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Na hrvatskim otocima ima zaista mnogo kampova. Iako kampiranje na otocima često podrazumijeva vožnju trajektom, otoci su itekako vrijedni toga. U nastavku navodimo listu svih hrvatskih otoka koji imaju kampove. Kvarner Otok Cres Otok Cres se nalazi na Kvarneru i zajedno sa Krkom je najveći hrvatski otok. Cres je poznat po bogatoj flori i fauni - bjeloglavi sup, ptica sa rasponom krila od 2.5 metara prebiva na Cresu. Cres se može stići i kopnenim putem preko Krčkog mosta pa trajektom od Valbiske do Meraga ili trajektom iz Brestove u Istri do Porozine. Kampovi na otoku Cresu Otok Krk Otok Krk se nalazi na Kvarneru te je kopnom povezan betonskim mostom na dva svoda dugim 1 km. Kada je most sagrađen (1980.) bio je to najveći betonski most na svijetu. Krk je poznat i kao najveći hrvatski otok, no tek nedavno je otkriveno da je Cres potpuno jednake veličine. Popularne turističke lokacije su grad Krk sa starogradskim zidinama, gradić Baška sa 1,8 km dugačkom plažom, i gradići Malinska, Punat, Vrbnik i Njivice. Kampovi na otoku Krku Otok Lošinj Otok Lošinj se nalazi na Kvarneru, južno od otoka Cresa kojim je povezan malim mostom pored gradića Osora. Lošinj nazivaju otokom vitalnosti zbog izvanrednih klimatskih karakteristika koje liječe probleme sa disanjem i alergije. Lošinj se može stići trajektom preko Cresa i zatim vožnjom do južnog djela Cresa preko mosta za Lošinj. Trajekti za Cres idu s otoka Krka (Valbiska-Merag) ili iz Istre (Brestova-Porozina). Kampovi na otoku Lošinju Otok Rab Rab je otok na Kvarneru, na jugoistočnoj strani Kvarnerskog zaljeva. U Loparima na Rabu nalaze se 22 pješčane plaže, a tri su za naturiste. Otok Rab ima dugu naturističku tradiciju – prva plaža za naturiste na Jadranu otvorena je na Rabu 1934., a u kolovozu 1936. engleski kralj Edward VIII i gđa. Simpson dobili su dopuštenje da se goli kupaju u uvali Kandarola. Rab se može stići trajektom iz Stinice do Mišnjaka ili vozeći od kopna preko Krčkog mosta na Krk i zatim trajektom od Valbiske do Lopara. Kampovi na otoku Rabu Dalmacija - regija Zadar Dugi otok Dugi otok se nalazi u Zadarskoj županiji i svoje ime opravdava dužinom od oko 45 km, a širok je između 1 i 4 km, s najvišim vrhom Vela Straža (338 m). To je otok osebujnosti i kontrasta i najveći je u skupini sjeverno-dalmatinskih otoka. Poznat je po parku prirode Telašćica te predivnoj pješčanoj plaži Sakarun. Na otoku u 12. mjesta živi oko 1500 stanovnika i cesta povezuje sva mjesta na otoku, a sa nje se pružaju veličanstveni vidici na okolne otoke. Prometno je dobro povezan s kopnom trajektima i brzim brodovima. Kampovi na Dugom otoku Otok Pag Smješten u Zadarskoj županiji između Zadra i ruba Kvarnerskog zaljeva, zadivljujuće je kako je zapadna strana otoka Paga zelena ako uzmemo u obzir goli kamen koji se vidi, gledajući Pag sa kopna. Otok Pag je poznat po paškom siru, čipki, a u novije vrijeme i po plaži Zrće sa 24-satnom zabavom – hrvatska verzija Ibize. Na Pag se može doći trajektom između Prizne i Žigljena ili paškim mostom nastavivši vožnju južno prema Zadru. Kampovi na otoku Pagu Otok Pašman Otok Pašman se nalazi u Zadarskoj županiji južno od Zadra. Poznat je kao otok sa najčišćim morem na Jadranu, zahvaljujući stalnim promjenama struja. Sjeveroistočna strana otoka je pitoma i pješčana dok je južna kamenita. Pašman je mostom povezan sa svojim sjevernijim susjedom, otokom Ugljanom. Na Pašman se može stići trajektom iz Biograda (za Tkon) ili trajektom iz Zadra za Preko na otoku Ugljanu i zatim vožnjom južno preko mosta do Pašmana. Kampovi na otoku Pašmanu Otok Ugljan Između grada Zadra na istoku i Dugog Otoka na zapadu, otok Ugljan pripada Zadarskoj županiji. Često ga nazivaju "zeleni otok" jer je većina potoka prekrivena šumom i općenito mediteranskom vegetacijom. Ugljan je odlično povezan trajektom sa Zadrom, svakog sata za Preko – te je stoga idealan za one koji žele posjetiti grad Zadar, ali preferiraju mir i tišinu odmora na otoku. Na jugu otoka, Ugljan je povezan mostom s Pašmanom, te je pogodan za istraživanje oba otoka. Kampovi na otoku Ugljanu Otok Vir Otok Vir pripada Zadarskoj županiji i od kopna je odvojen uskim morskim prolazom dubokim samo 3 metara. Ima nekoliko lijepih plaža na istočnoj strani otoka koja je također pokrivena borovom šumom. Vir je savršeno mjesto u kojem se mogu istraživati okolni nacionalni parkovi Velebit/Paklenica, Plitvice, Kornati i slapovi Krke. Grad Zadar je također udaljen samo 26 km. Kampovi na otoku Viru Dalmacija - regija Šibenik Otok Murter Otok Murter se nalazi sjeverno od Šibenika. Radi se o još jednom od hrvatskih otoka koji su kopnom povezani mostom – daljina je samo 20 metara, a to čini otok veoma lako dostupnim. Bitno je napomenuti da se most otvara u određeno vrijeme dana kako bi propustio brodove te je stoga dobro raspitati se o rasporedu otvaranja istog. Murter je poznat po svojim prekrasnim pješčanim i šljunčanim plažama. Kampovi na otoku Murteru Dalmacija - regija Split Otok Brač Otok Brač se nalazi u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji i može se stići iz Splita prema Supetaru ili iz Makarske prema Sumartinu. Treći hrvatski otok po veličini bolje je poznat po plaži Zlatni Rat (u blizini gradića Bola) koji se često pojavljuje u hrvatskim turističkim brošurama. Kampovi na otoku Braču Otok Čiovo Otok Čiovo se nalazi u srcu Dalmacije, u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji na samo 3 km od srednjevjekovnog gradića pod zaštitom UNESCA, Trogira. Čiovo je povezano kopnom mostom kojim se može prometovati. To je idealno kamping odredište za one koji žele mješavinu kulture, sunca i mora. Kampovi na otoku Čiovu Otok Hvar Otok Hvar se nalazi u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji, između otoka Brača i Korčule. Radi se o najsunčanijem hrvatskom otoku. Popularan je među jet-setom te kao pristanište mnogih jahti. Na Hvar se može stići trajektom iz Splita prema Starom Gradu i Hvaru ili iz Drvenika prema Sućuraju (južni dio otoka). Kampovi na otoku Hvaru Otok Šolta Otok Šolta se nalazi zapadno od Brača u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji. Otok je dugačak 19 km i širok 5 km. U unutrašnjosti ima nekoliko tradicionalnih dalmatinskih sela koje se isplati obići. Ako želite miran i opuštajući odmor ovo je savršeno mjesto za vas. Najveći gradić na otoku je Stomorska gdje možete pronaći restorane i kafiće. Na otok Šoltu se može doći trajektom iz Splita za Rogač. Kampovi na otoku Šolti Dalmacija - regija Dubrovnik Otok Korčula Otok Korčula se nalazi u Dubrovačko-neretvanskoj županiji, zapadno od poluotoka Pelješca i južno od Hvara. To je jedan od popularnijih hrvatskih otoka koji stvarno ima "ono nešto": dražesni stari grad sa očuvanom tvrđavom, zapanjujuće mirne uvale i pješčanu plažu Lumbarda. Korčula se može stići trajektom iz Splita (do Vele Luke), Dubrovnika (do grada Korčule), Drvenika (do mjesta Dominče) i Orebića (do grada Korčule). Kampovi na otoku Korčuli Otok Lastovo Otok Lastovo se nalazi u Dubrovačko-neretvanskoj županiji, udaljeniji je od kopna, gotovo na četvrtini puta prema Italiji, u Jadranskom moru. 46 otočića i hridi okružuje Lastovo, a njegov arhipelag je 2006. proglašen parkom prirode. Otok je markantan po svojoj arhitekturi iz 15.-og i 16.-og stoljeća te po netaknutoj prirodi. Na Lastovo se može doći trajektom iz Splita preko Vele Luke (Korčula) za Ubli (Lastovo). Put trajektom traje 4 sata. Kampovi na otoku Lastovu Otok Mljet Smješten u Dubrovačko-neretvanskoj županiji, Mljet je najjugoistočniji od svih većih hrvatskih otoka. Također je najšumovitiji – prekriven je gustom šumom a zapadna strana otoka je proglašena nacionalnim parkom davne 1960. Mljetska lučica Sobra može se dostići trajektom iz Splita (7 sati), Dubrovnika (3 sata), Korčule (2 sata) ili Prapratna (45 min). Kampovi na otoku Mljetu