Camping Jezera Lovišća

Camping Jezera Lovišća offers the best conditions for an active family holiday. Even the youngest guests can enjoy the Adriatic Sea on the campsite's gently sloping, 300-metre-long pebble beach: In addition to shaded sunbathing areas, pedal boats and other leisure activities, visitors also have barrier-free access to the sea. The campsite also has a very special extra for its water-loving guests.

Campsite with sea view and boat harbour

A bridge leads from the mainland of the Croatian Adriatic to the island of Murter. Camping Jezera Lovišća is located here, directly in the shimmering turquoise Lovišće Bay in the village of the same name. The 370 pitches of the terraced campsite are mostly located in the first row by the sea. Olive trees, pines and holm oaks fill the area with Mediterranean scents and also provide pleasant shade. A special feature is the campsite's own small boat harbour. Around 70 boats up to 7 metres long can be moored here. In addition to hire boats and moorings for your own watercraft, the accommodation offers windsurfing courses and aqua aerobics in the sea. If you want to have some fun on dry land in between, you can play mini-golf, table tennis or even play on the floodlit colour-set tennis courts into the warm Adriatic night. The Kids Club and Teen Club offer fun and entertainment for the younger members of the family. Painting workshops, karaoke and disco are just as much a part of the programme as fun little language courses in Croatian. Four-legged playmates are also very welcome at the dog-friendly campsite. Guests at Camping Jezera Lovišća can relax with massages and beauty treatments. The holiday home also has a fully stocked supermarket to ensure an all-round relaxing holiday: fresh fish, meat, fruit, vegetables and bread are included in the range, and as the prices are the same as in the towns, shopping trips are unnecessary.

Dalmatian excursion fun

Whether on your own or organised by the campsite, there is plenty to discover around the island of Murter, such as the nearby Kornati islands. The biodiverse seascape of karst hills and crystal-clear waters is home to 150 islets. The freshwater paradises of Krka National Park and the inland Plitvice Lakes, where the cool water gushes over lush sinter terraces in high waterfalls and countless cascades, and the lakes outdo each other with their turquoise colours, are a delight. On the north-eastern coast, the historic harbour town of Zadar beckons with sightseeing, culture and leisure activities. Right next door is the island of Pag, famous for its cheese and the art of lace-making. Hikers will find their happiness in the mountainous forest and rock world of the nearby Paklenica National Park.