Camping Bijela Uvala: Vacation Rental that sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms, located in Umag, Istria, Croatia.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	34 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

34 m²

Property Description

Child friendly resort "Camping Bijela Uvala". 5 km from the centre of Poreč, in a quiet, sunny position, at the seaside, on the beach, in the countryside. For shared use: property with plants and trees, swimming pool (35 x 22 m, depth 140 cm, 15.05.-25.09.) with internal staircase. Tennis (18 x clay court), floodlit (extra), table tennis, basketball, boccia, volleyball (extra), barbecue, children's playground. In the complex: reception, restaurant, bar, bistro, internet café, kiosk, bicycle rental. Parking at 100 m. Central parking spaces. Shop 600 m, pebble beach "Bijela Uvala", rocky beach "Bijela Uvala", diving center 600 m. Sports harbour, minigolf, sports centre 600 m. Please note: entertainment in the season. Suitable for families, baby equipment on request (extra). The photograph shows a typical example. Parking for 1 car included, parking for 2nd car to be paid extra.

Interior Description

"Adriatic Kamp", 4-room mobile home 34 m2. Living/dining room with satellite TV and air conditioning. Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 1 double bed (2 x 80 cm, length 210 cm). 1 room with 2 beds (80 cm, length 200 cm). 1 room with 1 bed (80 cm, length 200 cm), 1 pull-out bed (1 pers. length 195 cm). Open kitchen (4 hot plates, dishwasher, microwave, freezer, electric coffee machine). Shower/WC, sep. WC. Terrace 18 m2 partly roofed. Terrace furniture, deck chairs (2). Facilities: mosquito net, children's high chair, baby cot (extra). Internet (WiFi, extra). Please note: non-smoking house. The mobil homes are situated 300 m from the sea and the beach. Max. occupancy 4 adults and 2 children.

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Towels (initial supply)

Location Umag, Istria, Croatia

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Ronchi dei Legionari, 70.9 Km

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Sample Some Of Croatia's Best Wines On Vacation In Istria

The lush inland areas of Istria are increasingly becoming popular as a tourist destination, in addition to the region’s well-known and beloved coastline. This part of Istria, known as “Green Istria,” is a lush landscape filled with pretty villages, incredible natural beauty, hiking trails, excellent things to eat, and some wonderful wineries. While Croatian wine might not be the most famous in the world, this region produces some remarkable wines that are well-worth exploring and getting to know better. If you book a vacation rental in Istria, we highly recommend diving into her food and wine culture and if you are travelling in May, then you should experience Croatia’s largest wine festival Vinistra, in the town of Poreč.

Dinopark Funtana: The Must-See Dinosaur-Themed Theme Park In Istria

Istria is one of the most incredible places to holiday boasting perfect coastal resorts with admittedly rocky shorelines but impossibly clear and rich blue waters that attract floods of European tourists in summer; an acclaimed gastronomy featuring dazzling seafood dishes, award-winning wines, and high-quality ingredients and products; a rich and diverse historical and cultural heritage; and a stunning and lush hilly inland landscape that unfolds like a pretty picture.

If you find a vacation rental in Istria, you will quickly discover that it has all sorts of surprises waiting for you, such as architectural gems, immense natural beauty, fairytale castles, pretty towns trapped in time, incredible temples and ruins, beautiful churches and monasteries, stunning works of art, light shows, a wonderful aquarium, and much more besides. However, one of the more unique and intriguing among all of these tourist attractions is Dinopark Funtana, a dinosaur-themed amusement park that any kids in your party will be thrilled to visit!

Opened back in 2009 and located right in the heart of the region, a few minutes from Poreč, Dinopark Funtana is the first and largest theme park in Croatia and lets kids experience a much less deadly version of Jurassic Park for themselves. Come for the educational experiences but stay for the fun and adventure that awaits at this rather special theme park in Croatia!

While Italy is known for la dolce vita, everything needed for a taste of the sweet life is also on offer in Istria. In fact, this is one of the places that many Italians choose to head to for vacation themselves, which is certainly saying something!

Boasting a gorgeous coastline, pretty towns, a rich history, lush inland areas that produce delicious and bountiful harvests, stunning scenery, Roman ruins, and much more besides, a villa in Istria means enjoying a getaway in magical surroundings with all of the ingredients necessary for a perfect break.

Of course, there’s no such thing as la dolce vita without one key component: great food. And while there is an endless selection of wonderful things and places to eat all throughout the region, the foodies among you may be wondering about the most special and indulgent options. Istria boasts a selection of restaurants that have been highlighted by Michelin and a few that have been awarded the Bib Gourmand but only two have been awarded Michelin stars. If you book a vacation rental in Istria and you’re serious about your dining experiences, these are the places that you won’t want to miss!

Istria is famously one of the most popular holiday destinations in all of Croatia and, as a result, there are plenty of resort towns, many of which have been built up as large developments. However, for those who are not as big a fan of package deals and sun holidays but, rather, seek out the more authentic, traditional, cultural, and historic aspects of a vacation destination, then there is still plenty to discover in the region. Traditionally the area inland, known as Green Istria, is where you’ll find peace and quiet and areas untouched by mass tourism while Blue Istria, the coastline, is the area that attracts great crowds of tourists during the summer months. Poreč and Rovinj, for example, are located along the coast of Istria and are Croatia's two most popular seaside resorts. As a result, you’ll have to compete with large crowds during the hottest months of the year. But that doesn’t mean that these towns are completely without charm, local flavour, and authenticity. In fact, the Old Town of Rovinj is one of the most beautiful in the country and the town, as a whole, is incredibly picturesque and rich in culture and historical heritage. So, if you can put up with the crowds during the summer or you’re planning on travelling off-season, you’ll discover that there is much more to this popular holiday destination than one might expect. Worth the hype, with something for everyone, browse our vacation rentals in Rovinj today and come discover its unique charms for yourself!

Rovinj is not only considered one of the most beautiful towns on the Croatian coastline but it is also a stretch of the Istrian peninsula that is steeped in Italian cultural heritage to offer those who book a villa in Rovinj a combination of Croatian and Italian charm. With impressive good looks, a romantic atmosphere, great seafood in the local restaurants, less intense tourist crowds than some of Croatia’s other beloved seaside destinations, and charm to spare, Rovinj is an ideal place to spend a whole vacation or a great day-trip spot if you have booked a holiday rental in Istria. Here are our top five things to see and do in town!

One of the best parts about holidaying in Croatia has to be spending time on her incredible beaches. The country is a rather well-preserved natural gem, generally, and the coast is particularly lovely. There is endless choice as there are so many incredible beaches to choose from but we've been highlighting some of our favourites in this series of posts. Here are some more of the best beaches in Croatia…

5. Girandella Beach

Another beach in Istria Girandella Beach lies near Rabac and is one of those postcard images come to life. A Blue Flag beach, it is made up of white pebbles lapped by impossibly blue water and is popular with elderly groups, young couples and families alike.