Koversada

Facilities:
• Restaurants (including pizzeria fish and grill restaurant)
• Café/bistro, bars
• Shops and supermarket
• Beach showers
• ATMs
• Option to launch boat
• Daily sports entertainment and evening entertainment program for
all ages in high season.
• Free WIFI throughout the site
• Piece of beach for dogs

Relaxation:
• Tennis, table tennis and mini golf for a fee
• Jeu de boules
• Volleyball and basketball
• Rowing
• Windsurfing
• Sun plateaus
• Children’s playground

For a fee:
• Bicycle and pedal boat rental
• Boat and canoe rental
• Massage parlor
• Barber

Particularities
– As everywhere in Istria, the coast is rocky. We therefore recommend that you bring water shoes.
– Dogs are allowed for a fee (not in the restaurants and on the beach), provided they have a valid vaccination certificate against rabies and an international passport.
– Credit cards are accepted.
– Koversada has been awarded the Blue Flag as a reward for years of environmental efforts. This flag guarantees the quality of the water and the beach. Koversada is therefore a destination where people are environmentally aware.

With your own car:
From Utrecht it is approximately a 1380 kilometer drive to Koversada.

Flight information:
It is approximately a 2-hour flight to Croatia. We mediate for Transavia from Rotterdam/The Hague Airport to Pula, only possible on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

Car hire :
We recommend that you rent a car if you want to see something of Croatia. We mediate for Flexible Cars and Sunny Cars.

Transfer:
If you prefer a transfer, we can arrange it for you.

– Private transfer €165.- return (2 persons)
– Shared transfer €155.- return (2 persons)

Other information:
Parking fee is included in the price. If you come by car: It is mandatory to have an Autobahn vignette on the Austrian and Slovenian motorways. This Austrian vignette is available in Austria at all motorway border crossings and in the Netherlands at the ANWB. The Slovenian vignette is available at the border.

Request a quote for the entire package without obligation.

Croatia is located on the Adriatic Sea and borders Slovenia and Hungary to the north, Serbia and Montenegro to the east and Bosnia-Herzegovina to the south. Italy is located on the other side of the sea. The surface of Croatia is 56,542 km². This is about the same size as Belgium and the Netherlands combined.
Croatia has about 4.4 million inhabitants. The Croats are a very hospitable people. The modesty coupled with their great hospitality makes a tourist feel at home in this beautiful country. But besides being hospitable, friendly and helpful, Croats are above all a very proud people.

Off the coast of Croatia, near the small village of Vrsar, there are a number of islands, one of which is the cradle of naturism on the Adriatic coast: Koversada.
Vrsar itself has kept its appearance as a small fishing town, however, around Vrsar a modern vacation destination has emerged with hotels and restaurants. Off the coast of Vrsar are 18 uninhabited islets covered with rare Mediterranean plants.
Tourist parties are organized several times during the summer months on the riva (quay) of Vrsar. Lovers of tasty food and drink can choose from several dozen eateries and restaurants in Vrsar and surrounding villages.

Specialties of fish and seafood, specialties of Istrian cuisine and game dishes are offered with the accompanying house wines.

Language:
In addition to Croatian, you can get along well with English, German or Italian in the tourist areas. Along the coast, a dialect similar to Venetian is spoken. Croatian language belongs to Slavic language family.

Currency:
The official currency of Croatia is the kuna (kuna = 100 lipas). Most stores also accept euros. From Jan. 1, 2023, the euro will be introduced in Croatia and you can simply pay with euros everywhere.
Foreign currency can be exchanged at banks, exchange offices, post offices and most travel agencies, hotels and campgrounds.
In larger towns you can go almost everywhere with Traveler Checks and credit cards. You can also ‘pin’ in the larger places. Always have enough cash. In some areas, banks and post offices are scarce.

Climate:
Croatia is a sunny country. The sun shines for about 2500 hours a year and the average temperature in summer is 23 ° C. There are two climate zones in Croatia; in the interior a continental climate predominates, partly also mountain climate. Inland, winters are harsh and wet and summers hot and dry. There is a lot of rain and snow in the mountains. The area along the Adriatic coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with many hours of sunshine, dry warm summers and mild wet winters.

July 2021
Koversada, a holiday with obstacles.
Just returned after a 14 day stay in an apartment on Koversada, we look back on a very successful holiday with great pleasure. Last year when we were on our way to Koversada, Croatia jumped from yellow to orange. We then decided to abort the trip, we have both worked in healthcare and with this background we think it is important to follow the corona measures. Internatuur and Koversada then extended our booking for a year under the same conditions. This year we were really looking forward to the trip, but a few days before departure my friend broke her wrist. Put in a cast, another check after a few days, all in all we could say it a day later, we thought. Unfortunately, the checkup revealed that the fracture had slipped and required surgery. Road vacation. It was too late to cancel. Called Internatuur and they thought along. Finally decided on the following, I would, it said a day later, just travel and my girlfriend would come by plane after the operation. She was operated on a few days later and after a day of rest via Amsterdam and Copenhagen flew with the SAS to Pula where I picked her up. That way she could still enjoy the holiday. Internatuur arranged that, because I arrived a day later, we could stay a day longer than planned with the exchanges closed. We ourselves have booked an extra day there. After a rescued and delicious holiday, we returned by car on Saturday 17 July. The fact that it took us six hours to cross the Croatian Slovenian border did not spoil our mood with all the good memories. We have now decided that we will go to Koversada again next year and again via Internatuur.
Froukje and Ronald