Islands: Holidays in Croatia

Bungalows on the Islands of Croatia
Crystal clear sea, wilderness and fascinating towns are the main attractions for those who choose a bungalow holiday on the Islands of Croatia, the most popular country in Europe for summer holidays by the Adriatic Sea. With more than a thousand islands that form archipelagos of rare beauty, the Islands of Croatia represent the ideal setting for holidays in Croatian campsites and holiday villages, all characterized by a long tradition, which is also modern to meet the needs of all travellers. Naturist campsites in Croatia are the most concrete example of this variety, thanks to an offer ranging from family campsites to holiday villages with high-quality services.

The most beautiful Islands in Croatia
Tourists can choose to spend their entire holiday in the bungalows on the Islands of Croatia that host campsites and holiday villages or enrich their holiday with tours to discover the other Islands, some of which are still wild. Which are the most beautiful islands in Croatia?

- The island of Hvar, as it is called in the Croatian language, is one of the most popular for its beaches, the clean sea and the towns where you can find the charm of history and the attraction of the nightlife.
- The Island of Cres offers spectacular landscapes such as the beach of Lubenice or the Bay of Zanja with the famous Blue Grotto.
- The Island of Brac is often identified with the enchanting beach of Murvica, with its pink reflections from the gravel and its turquoise sea, which create a Caribbean setting.
- The Island of Krk is among the largest in Croatia, with its triumph of sea and nature, embellished with pearls like the famous Cave of Biserujka.
- The Island of Korčula is known for its family holiday context, thanks to the shallow waters and to the beautiful beach of Lumbarda with its white sand.
- The Island of Pag is one of the most extensive in Croatia and is characterized by the variety of beaches, from small coves to large equipped beaches, which are full of charm.
- The Island of Vis is an essential stop, a jewel, which combines the beauty of the landscape with the unspoilt traits and the ancient traditions of fishermen.
- The Island of Rab is ideal for those looking for quiet beaches and, at the same time, a postcard landscape where sea and nature offer extraordinary views.