Camping Ugljan Resort

A charming, peaceful location directly on a bay of the Croatian Adriatic surrounded by shady forests: Camping Ugljan Resort is an attractive holiday destination for a relaxing holiday alone, as a couple or with the whole family.

Relaxing holidays with swimming fun in the Adriatic Sea and pool

If you want to enjoy an island holiday right by the sea, Camping Ugljan Resort is the right place for you. The campsite is located on a small bay in the Croatian Adriatic. The bay warms up quickly in the warm summer months and offers good conditions for swimming fun with children thanks to the calm waves. But you can also splash around in the heated pool at the campsite or relax on the sun loungers with a good holiday read. Children can also let off steam in the playground at this family-friendly campsite. The wooded surroundings and peaceful location also attract nature-loving holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation to the island campsite.

Camping in a peaceful, natural setting directly on the Adriatic Sea

The direct location on the coast of the eponymous island of Ugljan makes Camping Ugljan Resort a great destination for an all-round relaxed and nature-loving beach holiday. The campsite scores highly with beach lovers thanks to its charming location right by the water in the Croatian region of Dalmatia. In addition to pure beach fun, holidaymakers enjoy pure peace and relaxation here, as the campsite is secluded against the backdrop of a vast forest landscape. The surrounding area is particularly easy to explore on two wheels. Bikes can be hired directly from Camping Ugljan Resort. The site itself is also surrounded by numerous trees, so the pitches offer plenty of privacy. Guests can choose from pitches of various sizes. As a highlight for beach lovers, some pitches are located in the first row directly on the coast. The resort's services include facilities for washing and drying laundry. The centre of Ugljan is only about 3 km away on the other side of the shore. There are a few shops and restaurants here as an alternative to the small campsite market. The ferry pier is around 11 kilometres away. From the jetty on the mainland, it is only a stone's throw to Zadar. With its rich historical heritage dating back to Roman times, the coastal town is well worth a visit for holidaymakers interested in culture.