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At the Draganić rest area parking lot on the A1 motorway, an unknown perpetrator broke into a camper with Slovak license plates after midnight yesterday. The perpetrator stole a handbag containing documents and money from a 54-year-old Slovak woman. Material damage exceeds 1300 euros. Police warn about signal jamming devices used during remote locking.

In Funtana, Istria, Croatia, the family-run Camping Polidor offers a mix of camping and luxury. Facilities include classic motorhome pitches, mobile homes, glamping tents, and villas with heated pools. Children can go dolphin-watching tours, while adults have access to a spa with private sauna and Jacuzzi. The resort is managed by the Ukušić family and emphasizes personalized service.

The municipality of Raša (Croatia) at its 11th session approved measures against illegal camper van parking during the tourist season. Municipal wardens or tourist inspectors can issue an on-the-spot fine of €130 for overnight stays outside official campsites, including beaches and parking lots. Fines revenue goes to the municipal budget. Individuals caught camping in unauthorized areas face fines from €190 to €1,320.

Camping Almissa in Omiš, Croatia, is undergoing a €12 million investment cycle to be completed by 2027, with a €7 million phase already finished. The 4-star campsite on a sandy beach offers mobile homes, holiday homes, and pitches for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. Facilities include a restaurant, pools, children's areas, sports amenities, and Wi-Fi. A new 651-meter coastal promenade has been opened.

Severe thunderstorms hit the Adriatic coast on Wednesday evening, causing widespread damage. On the island of Cres, a pine tree fell onto a motorhome at Camp Kovačine, trapping tourists inside. Firefighters cut the tree and cleared the passage. Fallen trees and building damage were also reported in central Istria and northern Croatia.

Firefighters on the island of Cres responded to two separate incidents overnight. Around midnight, a fire alarm activated in a building, but no fire hazard was found. Ten minutes later, a call came from Camp Kovačine, where a fallen pine tree blocked the exit of a camper. Three firefighters used chainsaws to remove the tree and free the passage, allowing the occupants to safely exit and re-enter the vehicle.