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Naturist Koversada Park Camping Resort - Mobile Homes
Vrsar - Istria
Description
The Koversada Park Camping Resort is one of the most famous naturist resorts on the Adriatic and, having been founded in 1961, is among the oldest in all of Europe. This relaxing paradise, featuring both clothed and naturist areas, is nestled amid the unspoiled nature of Lim Bay.
Facilities: Restaurant and grill restaurant, two bars; on the small offshore island (connected by a pier), there is another seafood restaurant and bar. Children’s playgrounds, supermarket, fruit and vegetable stand, bakery, newsstand, laundry, ATM, and barbecue area. Massages are available. Children’s program at the nearby Petalon Resort; daily entertainment program for adults; in July and August, evening entertainment program with live music. Unattended parking lot within the resort.
Superior Couple Mobile Home for 2–3 people: approx. 22 m², located near the sea, modern furnishings, one living/sleeping area with a double bed (160x200 cm) and a pull-out couch (80x190 cm) that sleeps one additional person, seating for 3 people, and a kitchenette (stove with two burners, refrigerator with freezer compartment, microwave, coffee maker), bathroom with shower/toilet, covered terrace with curtains and seating area as well as lounge chairs for 2 people each. Air conditioning, satellite TV. Safe, WiFi available (free of charge). Superior Mobile Home for 4–6 people: approx. 34 m², near Lim Bay, modern furnishings, one bedroom with a double bed (160x200 cm), one bedroom with two single beds (each 80x200 cm), two bathrooms with shower/toilet, living/sleeping area with seating for 4 people and additional sleeping space for 2 people (160x180 cm), kitchenette (stove with four burners, refrigerator with freezer compartment, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker), covered terrace with curtains and seating for 4 people and lounge chairs for 2 people. Air conditioning, satellite TV. Safe, WiFi available (free of charge).
Sport: Multi-purpose court (basketball, volleyball, soccer, handball, and badminton), beach volleyball courts, table tennis, and mini-golf. Bike rentals, bocce and chess set rentals, and pedal boat and paddleboat rentals on the beach.
Beach: The Blue Flag-certified beach is mostly rocky, with flat stone areas for sunbathing. There are sheltered coves with pebble beaches and a sandy beach across from the island. There is a separate beach area for children. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for rent (for a fee), and there are beach showers. Depending on their location, the mobile homes are approximately 50–100 meters from the beach.
Pets: Allowed for a fee (€10 per day). The resort has a dog beach.
Note: No security deposit required. Final cleaning, visitor’s tax, dish towels, bed linens, and towels (changes available upon request or via the Maistra app) are included. Additional tents are not permitted.
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Vrsar - Istria
Vrsar, the old OrseraOne of the most beautiful Istrian towns is located on a hill overlooking the mouth of sheer natural beauty, the Lim bay, and is easily recognized for the yellow coloured Bishops’ castle on the hilltop. The breathtaking view from the hill spreads over the 18 green islets laying on the sunkissed blue sea. The town was named after the ancient word "ur", which means source and refers to the source of the famous Istrian rock, which was for centuries mined by the different residents of the town. Nowadays their efforts can be admired in the cobbled streets with marvelous pebbled buildings decorated with stone figures, balconies and roofs. Another special treasure of Vrsar, for centuries, has been the production of salt.
In the olden days this wonderful place was also enjoyed by the world-famous Venetian lover Giacomo Casanova who did not only write about women and wine but also mentioned the special appeal of the Istrian peninsula, especially of Vrsar. The old fishing town was also famous for being the Bishop’s summer residence and also for the important quarry in Roman times, the Montraker. Later on, in modern times, Vrsar becomes a more and more popular vacation destination with high-quality hotels, modern holiday resorts and a wide range of amenities for visitors looking for a peaceful, relaxing vacation combined with fun and activities, be it ashore or in the crystal-clear waters of the Croatian Adriatic Sea. Once a place for ancient sailors to rest, is today an oasis that pampers your soul with its beauty and pleasure.
Not to be missed: Church of St. Foška, Main gate, The summer residence of the Bishop of Poreč, Old Romanesque door, Roman magazine and necropolis, Early Christian basilica, The Romanesque basilica of St. Mary of the Sea, Lim Bay, Montraker Peninsula.
Events to visit: Fishermen's Festival in May, Casanovafest in June, Montraker live music festival in July, Water polo cup Vrsar in August and Montraker quarry-international sculpture school in September.