Camping Destinations in Dalmatia - Sibenik Region

Brodarica is situated on the Adriatic tourist road, 5 km south of Šibenik, on an especially attractive part of the coast for camping lovers.

All campsites in this area are located near the sea, immersed in the green pine forests. In addition to the Krka National Park, guests can also visit the nearby small islands that offer a view of the city of Brodarica.

Kornati Islands archipelago is the most indented island group in the Mediterranean, situated in North Dalmatia, not far from Šibenik. The archipelago includes 140 uninhabited islands, islets and reefs with the area of only 70 km².

The Kornati islands are noted for their varied unusual forms and extraordinary relief structure, and especially the high cliffs. This area is very popular for sailing.

Kornati Islands archipelago is the most indented island group in the Mediterranean, situated in North Dalmatia, not far from Šibenik. The archipelago includes 140 uninhabited islands, islets and reefs with the area of only 70 km².

The Kornati islands are noted for their varied unusual forms and extraordinary relief structure, and especially the high cliffs. This area is very popular for sailing.

Lozovac is a village situated at the entrance to the Krka National Park, about 15 km from the town of Šibenik, one of the most important urban centers of Dalmatia.

Camping lovers who decide to spend their holidays in Lozovac can visit the nearby Kornati National Park too, which it is about 30 km away. The area is characterized by a relaxing and diverse environment.

Located in the Šibenik archipelago, in Dalmatia, about 20 minutes by speedboat from the mainland, the island of Obonjan is unique in many ways. This uninhabited island with an area of 136 hectares is surrounded by beaches, and thanks to the non-existent traffic of motor vehicles, peace and quiet prevail on the island, which additionally makes it an oasis for a perfect vacation.

The underwater area around the island is very attractive for diving, and since there are no inhabited places nearby, this location is perfect for stargazing. There is a glamping resort on the island with all the accompanying facilities.

The town of Primošten is located at only 25 km from the city of Šibenik and 60 km from Split. Starting from the town, it is possible to visit the nearby national parks.

Thanks to its geographical position it represents an ideal starting point for visiting the national parks of Krka and Kornati, while the architecture that can be found in the old part of the city, as well as the production of the famous Babić wine varieties, make it particularly attractive.

Located on the right bank of the river Krka, 19 km from the town of Šibenik, Skradin is a Mediterranean town imbued with traces of Venetian architecture.

The old town is a protected cultural monument in which there are buildings that date from the 18th and 19th centuries. The ambiance of this place is a typical Dalmatian one, especially during the meetings of Dalmatian choirs, a symbol of the Croatian Adriatic.

Divided into two parts by a 38 meter wide strait between the island of Murter and the mainland, Tisno has developed its tourism, among other things, thanks to the healing mud in the bay Makirina.

Along with health tourism, it offers its guests the possibility to visit many cultural attractions located in the surrounding area, including the historic city of Šibenik, which is located 30 km from Tisno. Visitors of Tisno can attend the international donkey race.

Vodice is a tourist destination known for its rich and various tourist offer. This town is situated on the coast, 11 km northwest of Šibenik.

In addition to numerous cultural and historical monuments in the city of Šibenik, the center of the Riviera to which Vodice belongs, guests can visit the various attractions of the neighboring island of Prvić where they can find a memorial to the life and work of the inventor Faust Vrančić.