Campsite Portosole

Welcome to the Camping Porto Sole in Vrsar.

Porto Sole is ideally situated on the Adriatic Sea, facing one of the most beautiful bays in the Istria region of northern Croatia.

A stay on one the comfortable mobile homes at Porto Sole offers you the chance to enjoy the sun, the sea and the beauitful pebble beaches. As well as the magnificent panoramas on the sea and Vrsar, the campsite offers a large number of facilities and activities to occupy your sunny days.

You will access have a large pool overlooking the bay and sunbeds to work on your tan. The little ones can also enjoy the pleasures of swimming, thanks to the paddling pool with water games.

Porto Sole is also equipped with many sports fields including a tennis court, football pitch, volleyball court... such a great way to keep active on holiday. You will also have access to excursion programs and various cycling tours from the campsite.

At the seaside, there is something for everyone. Those who prefer a slower pace will find happiness on the pebble beaches, in the small restaurants that line the coast or in the shade of the tall pines facing the islands of the bay. A diving base will allow the more sporty to discover the richness of the seabed of this Croatian region. Other nautical activities such as sailing, canoeing, pedal boating or fishing will make you discover the Vsrar coast in an original way.

During your stay in Porto Sole, do not hesitate to leave the campsite to discover the surroundings. First of all go to visit Vrsar: a very beautiful coastal city not to be missed. It stands out thanks to its marina, its small stone houses, its steep streets with Mediterranean colors, its walk on the marina and the church of Saint Martin.

Vrsar is ideal as a base for visiting the most beautiful cities of Istria; Porec (15 minutes away), the unmissable Rovinj (30 minutes away), Pula (less than an hour away) and the Slovenian cities of the Adriatic Sea of Piran, Izola and Koper. Offshore, Vrsar offers an archipelago with no less than 18 uninhabited islands.