Campsite Vestar Rovinj Istria

Camping Vestar Rovinj

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Hidden at the bottom of the Bay, camping Vestar is situated in an idyllic area only 6 km south of the centre of Rovinj. The camp was named after a small uninhabited island near the south “entrance” to the bay. The fairly small camp is a perfect spot for family camping and for those who like to enjoy the sun on the nice pebble and sandy beaches. The area the camp is excellent for long bike rides on the small road in the pine woods separating camping Vestar from Camping Polari.

Facilities at Camping Vestar:

In terms of facilities camping Vestar has of course everything which one could expect from a good campsite:

Three of the 7 sanitary bulidings have recently been renovated, equipped with hot water showers, toilet and place for washing dishes. Some of the buildings have facilities for disabled persons and are equipped with washing machines, children’s toilets and baby rooms.

Close to the reception there is a supermarket and an internet point, Wi-Fi internet access is available in some areas of the campsite.

The culinary offer consists of a restaurant, a pizzeria and a snack and Pool.

The large pool area in the centre of the camp is an excellent alternative to the blue flag awarded pebble and sandy beaches. Some parts of the large pool area are suitable for the smaller kids too.

For both adults and kids the camp offers an extensive program including a mini club for the smaller guests that runs two hours every morning and 1 – 1.5 hour in the evening. The adult program includes morning gymnastics and several daily sport activities. For those who want to exercise with friends, the campsite has two beach volleyball courts, and water sport equipment for rent.

Pitches at Camping Vestar:

700 camping pitches can accommodate a total of 2100 campers.
The pitches are all equipped with energy-water connection and it is possible to book pitch by the sea.

Distance from the larger cities in the Area

Distance from the centre of Rovinj is about 6.5 km, which is about 10 minutes drive.
Distance from the centre of Pula is about 30 km, which is about 35 minutes drive.

Other Camps in the Rovinj Area: – Click the map to see all camps in Istria

Camping Porton Biondi
Camping Amarin
Naturist Camping Valalta
Camping Polari
Camping Valdaliso
Camping Colone Bale
Camping San Polo Bale

Contact details of the Camp:

Address: Polari b.b., HR – 52210 Rovinj, Croatia
Phone: +385 52 801 501
Fax: +385 52 811 395
GPS: N 45 03.799 E 13 40.464

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Tags: Camping Istria, Camping Rovinj

Rovinj Croatia – Holidays in Rovinj

Rovinj is situated in the middle of the west coast of the Istrian Peninsula. The city has for years been among the top holiday destinations in this part of Croatia. The highlight is of course the charming old town peninsula. A walk in thee small alleys among the old houses is a must do and I can recommend also to take a walk on the road which circles the peninsula. All visitors should of course also visit the Cathedral of St Euphemia which can be found on thee peek of the peninsula, those who do not suffer from altitude problems, should for sure visit to tower of the cathedral, from which there is a stunning view over the city.

Restaurants can be found every where in the old town part and along the Riva in Rovinj. From my experience the best restaurants are the ones not situated directly on the main streets.

The accommodation offer in Rovinj is diversified and the offer ranges from Hostels to 4 star luxury hotels. In the old town part mainly private apartments can be found, but also a few of the smaller hotels in Rovinj are situated here. Also in the city parts north and south of the old town plenty of private accommodation can be found, majority of the private apartments in Rovinj are within walking distance from the city centre. For those who like to stay at a campsite this is of course also possible in Rovinj. In a radius of 10 km from Rovinj 6 larger campsites can be found.

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