Padova Premium Camping Resort
· Hilltop Green Village with eco-friendly luxury camping homes and chalets specially designed with a commitment to the highest energy efficiency standards
CAMPSITE AREA
· 7,5 ha
CAPACITY
· 1248 persons
Accommodation
· pitches with electric hook-up and connection for fresh and waste water
· non-parceled camping plots with electric hook-up
· camping homes (32 m²) with AC, satellite TV and Wi-Fi Internet
· Hilltop Green homes and chalets (38 m² - 18m²) - 90% of the home is built from natural and recycled materials
· Hilltop chalets (18m²)
· Camping Suites (40m²)
Local Gastronomy
· Mezzino Snack Bar
· restaurants with traditional Mediterranean dishes
· Sweet Corner
Beach Bar
SPORT
· multifunctional playground
· table tennis
· bicycles for rent
· beach canoes for rent
· SUP center
· pedal boats for rent
· jet ski for rent
· waterskiing
Entertainment
· fully equipped children's playrooms based on the Maro Holiday program - Maro Mini Club for children aged 3 to 7 and Maro Maxi Club for kids from 7 to 12
· Soft play room - modern playroom with various entertaining elements for small and big explorers
· Maro Garden - for children with occasional gardening lessons
· Game Lounge - specially designed game area offering fun for the entire family and an immersive virtual reality experience
· Old school game lounge - fun for the entire family with active games such as table tennis, table football and board games
· Stay Fit program - daily active and chill-out programs for parents who want to keep fit
· aqua aerobics
· excursions
Facilities
· swimming pools, waterslides and sunbathing area
· free Wi-Fi Internet
· Piazza - central square in camping resort including a selection of bars, shops, play and relax areas
· massage
· small port with moorings at 2 km
· boat ramp at 2 km
· boat hoist at 2 km
· ambulance at 3 km
· gas sales (upon request)
· barbecue areas
· fridges rental
BEACH
· 250 m long arranged pebbly and sandy Padova beach and one small rocky beach along the coastline
· separated beach for dogs
· sea floating water park
· allowed on pitches
· allowed in camping homes upon request · Wow Wow Pet-Friendly Holiday: Embark on an adventure with your furry friend, complete with in-room Wow Wow welcome packs, pet-friendly guides, and exciting experiences
Curiosity
· campsite is located close to the old town and numerous events
· the "Rapska fjera" festival, the most known medieval festival of these areas, in its original ambience, takes place during the end of July
· online reception - easy check-in and check-out
Coves, Rocky Beaches, and Sea Crystals
Clear sea and indented coast in karst, with a great number of islands, coves and bays and an impressive hinterland with high mountains- The rich history left precious traces, while the culinary tradition and wine production is a joy to all the ones who taste it-
Information
Sea temperature during the summer season 25°C; average summer temperature 24-26°C. Pine woods, olives, vineyards, citrus fruits, almond, figs- Mediterranean climate: extremely warm and dry summers, mild and humid winters.
Dalmatian Beaches
The charm of Dalmatian beaches lies in their wildness. Along the indented coast or on wonderful islands, it is easy to find seclusion and lie on the warm sand or pebble while you are being splashed by crystal clear waves-
Active Holiday Activities
Water sports, sailing, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, rafting, canoeing, horseback riding, free climbing, mountaineering, cycling, hiking, tennis, beach volleyball.
Local Gastronomy
Fish has always been the number one Dalmatian specialty: white or oily fish; grilled fish, "brodetto" or cooked fish, with home-made olive oil as a must- Equally popular are meat dishes such as Dalmatian "pašticada", island lamb, mutton and goat-meat, domestic ham- Numerous are the Dalmatian autochthon taverns where with a perfect atmosphere, jovial hosts and a jug of wine you can taste a spirit of Dalmatian tradition and for dessert: "rožata" (typical local sweet with jelly) or a snort of maraschino - original Croatian product of the Dalmatian territory!
Sights
Throughout this spacious Croatian County we can find traces of different cultures and populations that dwelt here since the first century: the Iliri, the Ancient Romans, the Avaric-Slav populations, the Venetians, the Turks, the French, the Italians- North Dalmatia is represented by Zadar, Central Dalmatia by Split and South Dalmatia by Dubrovnik - cities that through history represented a cultural, artistic and trade center of the region. And besides history, even the nature is very important here, unusually beautiful. The islets are spread along the coastline, parallel with Dalmatian mountains and alongside the County there are 5 national parks!
The enchanting beauty of national parks Paklenica, Krka 1 Kornati, Northern Velebit and Mljet 2 springs out from the wealth of nature and the unique flora and fauna species, sunny landscapes within which islets, rivers, waterfalls, slops, sea and mountains succeed one another by turns-
The most impressive pearls of the rich monumental heritage of Zadar 3 - the Roman forum and St. Donat's church - are in total harmony with a unique contemporaneous attractions like the Sea organ and the installation "Greeting to the sun"-
Stony and serried houses, narrow and sinuous streets with many stairs and vaulted passages are characterizing Šibenik, city particularly proud of its unique monument of the European sacral architecture, the St. Jacob's cathedral, under UNESCO's heritage list. 4
The well-indented Dalmatian islands make the landscape particularly beautiful and each one of them is hiding picturesque towns full of history and hospitable hosts, bays and beaches that just the untouched nature can offer, sunrises that shall remain impressed in one's memory for a long time as far as the tourist offer is concerned, islands as Brač, Hvar, Pag, Murter, Vis and Korčula deserve to be pointed out.
The national parks of Dalmatia are gifts of nature that always reminds of the beauty that has to be preserved just like the most precious treasure: Telašćica Bay on Dugi otok, lake Vrana between Šibenik and Zadar with the ornithological reserve, Biokovo on a mountainous massif that divides the Adriatic from the Dalmatian Zagora, a magical mountain of Velebit 6 and Lastovo, that due to its beautiful islets, the exuberant vegetation and plenty of fish is called the Royal Island.
Split is the king Diocletian's city that built here a luxurious villa - today UNESCO's heritage and with the proud cathedral of St. Dujam and the spacious Peristile situated right into the city center. 7
Dubrovnik, one of the most attractive cities of the Mediterranean draws out its beauty from a unique political and cultural history that even nowadays reveals itself through the monumental heritage known worldwide and registered into the UNESCO's register of world's cultural heritage: Stradun, the City Walls, St. Vlaho's church, the City Hall.
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