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Camping in Croatia costs 73 euros per night

05.07.2026 11:50 1 min 1 source РУС
DerWesten.de DEU
Camping in Croatia costs 73 euros per night
Original source: DerWesten.de

According to the 2026 price analysis by PiNCAMP (ADAC), camping prices in Europe have risen by an average of 7%. In Croatia, the average nightly rate for a family of two adults and one child under 10 with a motorhome or caravan reached 73 euros, a 12% increase year-on-year. Spain saw a 15% rise to 58 euros, Italy 63 euros, and Switzerland 61 euros. The cheapest destinations remain Norway (38 euros), Sweden (40 euros), and Germany (41 euros).

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Super 95

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