While hotels and private apartments are both rife along the Croatian coast, particularly in Dalmatia, there’s still room for another type of tourism which until now has sort of ”kept its head down” – camping.
While camping has of course always existed and been made possible in Croatia, particularly in rural Istria, it hasn’t been something that has had much investment or effort put into it until quite recently, with the emergence of the popularity of glamping and other takes on it.
Falkensteiner, which has been present in Croatia for a long time now, has bitten the bullet and opened the doors (or unzipped the tent, rather), to Dalmatia’s first five star camping facility in a historic city.
As Poslovni Dnevnik/Marija Crnjak writes on the 4th of July, 2019, this new and ambitious project is worth a massive nine million euros, according to a statement from the company which is promising lovers of camping and the outdoors a truly unique camping concept.
In Zadar, otherwise the oldest continuously inhabited Croatian city, the popular Falkensteiner Group has now opened the very first five star camping facility in Dalmatia, which will be open all year round.
“With this unique location in the city centre, guests can expect exceptional design, excellent cuisine including vegan meals and dairy and lactose free meals, top quality and friendly personal service, and the professional care of children at Falky Camp.
There is also a Wellness Spa with saunas, relaxing massages, facials and body treatments, and special showers for an exclusive spa experience, an outdoor bar, an outdoor pool and a separate children’s pool with two water slides, entertainment for kids, lots of sports and attractions for teenagers and lovers of active living, modernly equipped sanitation, a hybrid vehicle charging station, a sea view restaurant, and all pets are welcome,” they say from Falkensteiner.
Falkensteiner Premium Camping Zadar is located within the Falkensteiner Borik Resort, it consists of 369 spacious and fully equipped units, which include 269 lots (parcels), 87 mobile homes, and 13 glamping tents. The camp is designed in accordance with sustainable development, and is also devoted to the green concept and to the proper recycling of waste.
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