Camp Mina

Camp Mina is located in Jelsa on the Croatian island of Hvar in Dalmatia. The location is ideal for exploring the sun-drenched island and the beautiful Adriatic coast. You are camping here in one of Croatia's most popular holiday regions, surrounded by Mediterranean nature.

The charming town centre of Jelsa is the nearest town and is located very close to the campsite. You can reach the town very quickly to stroll through the streets, eat in local restaurants, or do your daily shopping.

Since we do not have detailed ADAC inspection reports for Camp Mina, the site is a real tip for explorers. However, the location on the island of Hvar promises typical Dalmatian flair with lots of nature, shade under pine trees, and direct proximity to the deep blue sea.

Since we currently do not have verified price data for Camp Mina, we cannot give you exact costs. Here are the most important points:

• Overnight prices: On request directly on site.
• ADAC Campcard: Currently not registered as a participating site.
• Extra costs: Electricity, dogs, or tourist tax should be requested directly from the operator.

To travel to Camp Mina in Jelsa, it is best to use the car ferry from the Croatian mainland, for example from Split to Stari Grad or from Drvenik to Sućuraj. On the island, simply follow the road with your car or caravan to the address Put Mina 899.

Directly in the nearby town of Jelsa you will find numerous shopping opportunities, supermarkets, and cosy restaurants. There you can stock up on fresh Croatian food or enjoy Dalmatian cuisine with fresh fish, good wine, and olive oil.

The island of Hvar offers fantastic opportunities for activities. In addition to relaxing days at the bays of the Adriatic, excursions to the famous lavender fields, a boat trip to the Pakleni Islands, or a visit to the historic fortress in Hvar town are highly recommended.