Camping Porto Sole

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Discover the Adriatic Pearl: Camping Porto Sole

Book an unforgettable vacation at Camping Porto Sole, located on a hidden bay on the Adriatic Sea. Enjoy luxury camping with modern facilities, including two swimming pools overlooking the sea, sports fields and a diving center. With over a kilometer of beach, there is plenty of space to relax or participate in water sports activities. Just a few minutes' walk away you will find the picturesque fishing village of Vrsar.

  • Pool overlooking the sea
  • Within walking distance of Vrsar
  • On a hidden bay
  • Tourist train to Vrsar
  • Hospitality venues
  • Play a game of bocce
  • Laundry facilities
  • Kayak and boat rental
  • Swimming pool with separate children's pool
  • Pedal boat rental
  • Gym
  • Basketball court
  • Mini Golf
  • Take tennis lessons
  • Diving school

Facilities and activities at Camping Porto Sole

(Sports) activities
  • Basketball court
  • Boat rental
  • Fitness area
  • Petanque court
  • Canoe / kayak rental
  • Mini golf
  • Ping pong table
  • Tennis court
  • Fishing pond
  • Soccer field
  • Volley ball court
  • Pedal boat rental
  • Sand beach

Activities in the area
  • Diving
  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Museums (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
  • Mountain biking
  • Picturesque villages
  • Surfing
  • Fishing
  • Walking

Kids and teenagers
  • Entertainment
  • Playground (outdoor)

Location
  • By the sea

Park facilities
  • Supermarket
  • WiFi in public area (free)
  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language
  • English

Swimming pool
  • Outdoor pool
  • Paddling pool

Food & Beverage
  • Pizzeria
  • Bar
  • Restaurant

Holiday park
  • Easyatent
Camping Porto Sole

Surroundings

Cobblestone street in a holiday park offering glamping, with old stone houses and lush greenery around.
Photo of a charming seaside town with boats, colorful buildings, green trees, and a church spire in view.
Coastal town with colorful houses and church tower by the sea at sunset, viewed from a glamping holiday park.

Poreč

Located on the west coast of Istria, Poreč is a town where history meets modernity. The old town houses the Euphrasius Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the lively promenade is packed with trendy bars and restaurants. For adventurers, Poreč offers numerous water sports and nearby attractions such as the Aqua Colors water park. A visit to Poreč guarantees a diverse experience.

Scenic holiday park view of a historic town with glamping accommodations and terracotta rooftops.
View of calm water at a holiday park offering glamping accommodations, with trees and sunset lighting.

Pula

Pula, Istria's largest city, is known for its impressive Roman amphitheater, the sixth largest in the world. In addition to this architectural wonder, Pula offers a lively market, beautiful beaches and an array of festivals, including the famous film festival in the summer. The mix of historic sights and modern amenities makes Pula a must-visit destination for any traveler.

Rovinj

Rovinj, located on the west coast of Istria, is a town that immediately enchants you. The old center, with its colorful houses and narrow streets, exudes a Mediterranean charm. On top of the hill stands St. Euphemia's Church, from where you have a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding islands. The lively harbor is the perfect place to sample fresh seafood in one of the many restaurants. Art lovers will enjoy the numerous galleries and studios in the city. In addition, Rovinj offers beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters, ideal for snorkeling and swimming. Whether you love culture, culinary delights or just want to relax by the sea, Rovinj has it all.

Vrsar

Vrsar, a charming fishing village on the Istrian coast, offers an authentic Croatian experience. Located on a hill, the old town has winding streets and historic buildings that bear witness to a rich history. The seaside promenade is dotted with cozy cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy local specialties. The nearby archipelago, consisting of 18 pristine islets, is ideal for boat trips and discovering hidden coves. For the active traveler, there are numerous cycling routes and hiking trails that wind through Istria's beautiful landscape. Vrsar is also known for its art scene, especially the annual sculptor symposium that attracts artists from all over the world.

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  • 09 Mar 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 07 Mar 2026

    Our "winter home" for 6 years. Good year-round pitch with Vrsar, a picturesque village. Only a few minutes walk from the campsite.

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Unser "Winter-Zuhause" seit 6 Jahren. Guter Ganzjahresplatz mit Vrsar, einem malerischen Ort. Nur wenige Minuten Fußweg vom Platz.

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  • 06 Mar 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 27 Feb 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 26 Feb 2026

    We were there in February 2026.
    Said we had an 8m caravan and a big car, no problem at all.
    The problem was the x small walls that tried to hold the earth in terraces. We couldn't get around the corners and played Tetris in the pouring rain (it was nobody's fault). We were so annoyed afterwards that we pushed our caravan into any free space and that was that. When we told them it wasn't right, the older lady at reception said in good German that it had already happened to many people.
    The campsite was full and noisy.
    The harbor and Vrsar are very easy to reach on foot.
    There were plenty of poo bags and garbage cans
    The pitch itself made an unkempt impression, and was of course muddy due to the rain.
    The toilets and showers were older.
    Bread rolls were sold every morning.
    The party started on Fridays, the music was so loud and with lots of bass until 10pm. On Sundays the music already started in the morning, unfortunately the restlessness was not so ours and so we decided to move on quickly.
    When we drove out, the elderly lady was sitting in the barrier and came out and asked if we had paid?
    Yes of course, what a question.
    We would not visit the site a second time, sorry.

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Wir waren im Februar 2026 dort.
    Sagten das wir einen 8m Wohnwagen haben und ein großes Auto, alles kein Problem.
    Das Problem waren die x kleinen Mauern die versuchten die Erde terassenförmig festzuhalten. Wir kamen gar nicht um die Ecken und spielten bei strömenden Regen ( konnte keiner etwas für) Tetris. Waren hinterher so genervt das wir unseren Wohnwagen auf irgendeinen freien Platz schoben und fertig. Als wir bescheid sagten das das so nicht passte sagte die ältere Dame an der Rezeption im guten deutsch, das wäre schon vielen passiert.
    Platz war voll und laut.
    Fußläufig ist der Hafen und Vrsar sehr gut zu erreichen.
    Kotbeutel und Abfalleimer ausreichend verhanden
    Platz selber machte einen ungepflegt Eindruck, durch den Regen natürlich auch schlammig.
    Toiletten und Duschen waren älter.
    Brötchenverkauf war jeden Morgen.
    Ab Freitags ging die Post ab, bis 22 Uhr war die Musik so laut und mit viel Bass. Sonntags ging die Musik schon morgens los, das unruhige war leider nicht so unseres und so beschlossen wir schnell weiter zu fahren.
    Beim raus fahren saß die ältere Dame im Schrankenhäuschen und kam raus und fragte ob wir denn auch bezahlt hätten?
    Ja klar, was für eine Frage.
    Wir warten immer noch auf die Zurückerstattung von unserem Geld, haben ja nicht den Platz in der ersten Reihe nehmen können und standen 3 oder 4 Reihe. Uns wurde gesagt die Erstattung von ca 40 Euro kommt direkt.
    Wir würden den Platz kein zweites Mal aufsuchen, sorry.

    Review from Google
  • 24 Feb 2026

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Frequently asked questions about Camping Porto Sole

  1. What is there to do in the area?

    Just 2.3 km away is Vrsar, where you can enjoy local cuisine and discover its historical charm. The Lim Channel, 5 km away, offers opportunities for boat trips and exploring the beautiful nature. For a day of water fun, we recommend the Aqua Colors water park in Poreč, 10 km away. Culture lovers can take a trip to Rovinj (30 km) or Pula (53 km) to admire historical sights. There are also numerous cycling routes and hiking trails in the area that will lead you through the beautiful Istrian countryside.

  2. What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Porto Sole?
    The check-in at Camping Porto Sole starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  3. Is Camping Porto Sole open all year round?
    No, Camping Porto Sole is open from 4 April until 27 September.
  4. Is there a restaurant at Camping Porto Sole?
    Yes there's a pizzeria and a restaurant at Camping Porto Sole. Besides that the park offers a bar.
  5. Is there a swimming pool at Camping Porto Sole?
    At the park you will find an outdoor pool and a paddling pool.
  6. Is there a wifi at Camping Porto Sole?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  7. Is there a camping store at Camping Porto Sole?
    Yes, at Camping Porto Sole you'll find a supermarket and a shop.
  8. Is there an entertainment team at Camping Porto Sole?
    Yes there's entertainment at Camping Porto Sole.
  9. Is fishing allowed at Camping Porto Sole?
    Yes, at Camping Porto Sole you'll find a fishing pond.

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