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Glamping Kvarner

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Glamping Kvarner

The Kvarner is the gulf connecting Istria to Dalmatia, a maritime space sheltered by mountains where the elegance of the Austro-Hungarian Belle Epoque merges with the wildest Mediterranean nature. Glamping in the Kvarner offers fascinating contrasts: wooded islands like Cres and Losinj where dolphins swim in turquoise bays, and mountains of the Gorski Kotar draped in primeval forest just a short drive from the coast.

Opatija, the former Austro-Hungarian riviera, preserves late-nineteenth-century villas with subtropical gardens evoking a bygone elegance. But the Kvarner is far more than nostalgia: the islands of Rab and Krk offer superb beaches, the cuisine marries Adriatic seafood with island lamb, and the trails of the Risnjak National Park afford the chance of spotting lynx and bears among the spruce.

Glamping Kvarner

Aminess Style Camping Atea Glamping & Holiday Homes

41 Primorska cesta

Aminess Style Camping Atea Glamping & Holiday Homes is located just a few steps away from the beach and offers air-conditioned mobile homes with a terrace,...

1,379 reviews
9.3
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Aminess Style Camping Avalona Glamping Villas & Holiday Homes

Put Rastavca 10

Facing the seafront, Aminess Style Camping Avalona Glamping Villas & Holiday Homes offers 5-star accommodation in Povljana and has a fitness centre, garden...

1,327 reviews
9.3
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Dionis Camping Zaton

14 Pastirski put

Located in Zaton, 1.6 km from Plise Beach, Dionis Camping Zaton offers accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden...

580 reviews
9.2
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Holiday Homes Kanajt

Kanajt 5b

Boasting a balcony with sea views, pool with a view and a fitness centre, Holiday Homes Kanajt can be found in Punat, close to Dunat Beach and 700 metres from Punat Marina.

Superb 186 reviews
9.3
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Easyatent Camping Cikat

Čikat

Located just 1.3 km from Zlatna Uvala Beach, Easyatent Camping Cikat features accommodation in Mali Lošinj with access to pool with a view, a garden, as...

166 reviews
9.3
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Mobile Homes Camping Omišalj

VODOTOČ 1

Facing the seafront, Mobile Homes Camping Omišalj is a campground featuring a 5-star accommodation in Omišalj. It has a private beach area, seasonal outdoor swimming pool and private parking.

Superb 1,346 reviews
9.1
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BooRA glamp experience & Heated infinity pool

Bunica 48

Boasting an infinity pool and views of sea, BooRA glamp experience & Heated infinity pool is a recently renovated campground situated in Senj, a few steps...

87 reviews
9.6
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Krk glamping

Kapovci, Brusići

Located within 13 km of Kosljun Franciscan Monastery and 14 km of Punat Marina, Krk glamping features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in...

75 reviews
9.6
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Annika Mar

Jesenova 22

Set in Selce in the Primorsko-Goranska županija region and Uvala Slana Beach reachable within 300 metres, Annika Mar offers accommodation with free WiFi, a...

32 reviews
10
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Luxury Home Sanella

Velebitska ulica 20

With Klenovica Beach reachable in 300 metres, Luxury Home Sanella features accommodation, a restaurant, a private beach area, a garden and a bar.

25 reviews
9.3
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The islands of the Kvarner: Cres, Losinj, Rab

Cres is Croatia's largest island, with a freshwater lake at its centre and a colony of griffon vultures on its cliffs. Losinj, linked to Cres by a bridge, is famed for its resident dolphins and its aromatherapy tradition using medicinal plants. Rab, with its skyline of four bell towers and sandy beaches, blends medieval heritage with coastal tourism. Krk, the most accessible thanks to its bridge to the mainland, offers characterful towns and varied beaches.

The islands of the Kvarner: Cres, Losinj, Rab
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Opatija and the Austro-Hungarian riviera

Opatija was the first tourist resort on the Adriatic, frequented by the Viennese aristocracy from the mid-nineteenth century. The Lungomare, a 12-kilometre seafront promenade from Volosko to Lovran, passes Belle Epoque villas, subtropical gardens and bathing coves. The Angiolina Park houses botanical species from around the world. The hotels and restaurants of Opatija maintain an elegance that contrasts with the more informal character of other Croatian coastal areas.

Opatija and the Austro-Hungarian riviera
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Risnjak National Park and wild fauna

The Risnjak National Park protects montane forests of the Gorski Kotar where lynx, brown bears and wolves live in freedom. The Risnjak summit, at 1,528 metres, offers a panorama stretching from the Julian Alps to the islands of the Kvarner. Trails thread through beech and fir forests of extraordinary botanical richness. The proximity of the sea, less than 30 kilometres away, makes it possible to combine mountain and coast in a single day of glamping.

Risnjak National Park and wild fauna
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Kvarner gastronomy: island lamb and scampi

The Kvarner has a cuisine reflecting its position between sea and mountain. Kvarner Bay scampi, served a la buzara with tomato and white wine, are a delicacy recognised across Croatia. Lamb from the islands of Cres and Pag, grazed on aromatic herbs whipped by the salt wind, has an unmistakable flavour. The cherries of Lovran inspire an annual festival, and surlice, a homemade pasta from Krk, is served with goulash or truffle sauce.

Kvarner gastronomy: island lamb and scampi

Glamping in the Kvarner combines Adriatic coast, islands and mountains in a region of Croatia offering extraordinary natural diversity. The Kvarner Gulf, sheltered by the Gorski Kotar massif, enjoys a mild microclimate that favours subtropical vegetation.

Glamping accommodation in the Kvarner is distributed between the coast, with towns such as Opatija and Lovran, and the islands of Cres, Losinj, Rab and Krk, each with its own personality. The nearby mountains of the Gorski Kotar add a forest glamping dimension just kilometres from the sea.

The Kvarner is a versatile glamping destination attracting lovers of both sea and mountains. The possibility of swimming in crystal-clear waters in the morning and hiking through beech forests in the afternoon is a genuine option in this region of transitions.