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Luxury camping in Croatia: three resorts reviewed

24.08.2026 10:38 1 min 1 source РУС
Kronen Zeitung DEU
Luxury camping in Croatia: three resorts reviewed
Original source: Kronen Zeitung

Austrian newspaper Kronen Zeitung tested three Croatian campsites: Mon Perin Camping Resort in Bale, Porton Nature Hideouts near Rovinj, and Falkensteiner Camping Zadar in Zadar. Mon Perin offers glamping villas with whirlpool and golf cart, supermarkets open until 22:30, 24-hour room service, and an AI assistant. Porton Nature Hideouts features houses with private pool and sea view, but the beach is across a road. Falkensteiner Camping Zadar includes 30 sqm houses, pool, spa, and a Tommy supermarket with meat counter; prices there are not significantly higher than elsewhere.

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