CAMPING PORTO SOLE

In this beautiful Camping Porto Sole tourist complex with sea view, despite its size, guests are always listened to and at the center of attention, to ensure maximum well-being.
The view extends over bays and islands.
The family campsite with its private beach impresses not only with its excellent location, but also offers a wide range of leisure activities and plenty of space for carefree hours on the Adriatic coast.
The popular Porto Sole campsite is located in a sheltered bay just one kilometer from the center of the historic city of Vrsar, at the entrance to the Limfjord between Poreč and Pula.
The picturesque surroundings among the shady pine trees and the proximity to the sea make the tourist complex an excellent starting point for enjoying the beautiful natural landscapes of the Istrian peninsula with all senses.
The Porto Sole campsite stretches over the slightly hilly terrain around Vrsar, between the narrow coastal road and the beautiful Adriatic coast with its offshore islands.
The well-kept private beach promises fun and relaxing bathing days by the sea.
Active vacationers will be delighted by the wide range of sports and diving club with which they can explore the fascinating underwater world of Croatia.
Guests can organize their holidays by choosing from over 600 pitches, spread over an area of ​​approximately 19 hectares.
The pitches are equipped with electricity and water connections. 
The premium pitches with direct sea views are particularly popular.
The trees provide a nice shade, while bushes and small hedges separate the plots of about 100 square meters from each other and ensure the necessary privacy during the family vacation.
You can choose from a wide range of tastefully furnished mobile homes for up to six people.
The mobile homes at Camping Porto Sole are fully equipped and feature a kitchenette, TV connection and air conditioning.
Additionally, rental tents can be rented on site.
The pebble beach with natural shade has been awarded the blue flag for its excellent water quality.
Here guests can rent umbrellas and deck chairs and relax by the sea.
There is also a dedicated dog beach next to the beach, where four-legged friends can let off steam and play in the water at their leisure.
The outdoor pool and children's pool are steps away and offer guests the option to relax by the pool or splash around in the water.
The campsite also offers the convenience of its own restaurant and supermarket: here you can find all the ingredients you need to cook local delicacies.
Younger guests quickly find new friends on the playground and in the children's entertainment under the eyes of friendly staff. 
The Older children and young people, on the other hand, have fun with their peers at table tennis, archery, beach volleyball or in the large water park by the sea.
The camping's diving center is also exciting. 
Beginners and advanced can book courses at the campsite reception and explore the colorful underwater world of the Croatian Adriatic.
There is also plenty to do on the mainland: sports facilities include tennis courts, a multipurpose sports field, bike rental and mini golf.
If you just want to relax on a camping holiday, you should take note of the spa.
The beauty department is a peculiarity of Camping Porto Sole.
A fitness room also contributes to daily well-being.
After a busy day at the beach, guests can relax and end the day with various evening programs such as live music, shows or theme nights.
Furthermore, bicycle tours, guided walks in the surroundings or city tours are offered directly at the Porto Sole campsite.
The historic center of the fairytale city of Vrsar extends directly to the banks of the Limski Canal.
The town can be reached in a few minutes by bike from Camping Porto Sole. 
Thick defensive walls still protect the narrow streets of the city center today.In addition to the pretty old town, Vrsar, which is known as Croatia's city of sculpture, is worth a visit.
The nearby nature reserve around the Limski Canal invites you on wonderful excursions from Vrsar - a particularly popular tour leads over 22 kilometers to the abandoned town of Dvigrad.