Naturist Park Koversada

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• DIROM2013

  26 agosto 2018
  Sea, nature and relax

  Charming park for naturist variant of life. Quite, warm water, wonderful nature, good sand beach. We lived in villas, need renovation, but they are in harmony with nature around. No TV, no condition, no Wi/Fi, but for us it was Ok. We took films on our computer and Wi-Fi was near the Reception. You can park your car near your villa. Good meal for breakfast and dinner. But not all visitors understand that the place is a naturist one, use the settlement for an excursion, nobody secure this. No security at the territory.

  

• NoMoreBunking

  02 octubre 2018
  Comfortable apartment in leafy naturist camping resort

  Clean, spacious apartment with nearby parking, and almost everything you need for self-catering. Koversada itself is a huge clothing optional camping park, with two supermarkets open all day, a bakery on the island, fruit and veg stall, good bars, four restaurants, ice-cream stands, mini-laundries, ATMs, lawns and of course FKK beaches. The apartments are set a bit of a walk away from the main areas, but it's an easy stroll and the nearest swimming spot (there are dozens) is just a few hundred metres away. The 'double' bed was actually two singles pushed together, though comfy enough. Good a/c and fully open-able windows to allow the breeze through. There was a nice little balcony to have breakfast and dinner, and the kitchen was fairly well equipped but missed a couple of things such as a chopping board and spatulas. But otherwise fine. If you want to eat out but stay on site, the options are seafood, Italian, grill and buffet - all good and the bill can be charged back to the room (NB the restaurants and the supermarkets are not fkk). The coastline is long and takes about 30 mins to walk from one end to the other, passing mostly rock-shelves but with two sandy artificial beaches. Also en route are bars and snack kiosks, volleyball courts, mini-golf, aquatic hire and the causeway out to the little island which is like a mini version of the mainland. Really friendly, family vibe, wonderful staff and great location for exploring the beautiful towns and villages of Istria.

  

• 781alenkak

  10 junio 2019
  One of the last oases

  It seems Croats have decided to destroy one naturist campsite after another and also spoil as much nature with "modern" concete resorts as they can. However, Koversada is still (for how long??? ) green as ever, unspoilt and simply a lovely place to spend your holidays at. A variety of beaches, vegetation, wild animals, forests, walking paths make it always exciting. Water is not available on all pitches and electricity is not strong enough so you may have problems with using an oven or a heater. Also a lot of trees need cutting dry branches off. Sports grounds are run by lovely people, so helpful and friendly. So, with a bit of effort it could be perfect. I sincerely hope they realise it mustn't be spoilt but merely tended better.

  

• Borislicina

  25 julio 2019
  Poorly managed and outdated

  This family camp should have someone to take care of broken playgrounds. There is so many kids in the camp and program/activities for them are just pathethic. And Maistras Amarin hotel is something to look upon or Valamars Maro club. Apartments are outdated but you will love them if you love the 80s.

  

• naturistdan

  13 diciembre 2020
  A Legendary Naturist Place... showing its age, but still wonderful!

  We have stayed at Koversada several times over the years, each time in the apartments that sit on the bluff overlooking the Lim Fjord. Thankfully, they updated those apartments about 10 years ago with new paint, linens, wifi, and air conditioning, making this one of the better "non-camping" options for naturists in Europe. What we love most about Koversada is the sheer expanse of the place, along with the ability to wander the grounds dressed (or not) as you please. Even the restaurants and bars are pretty relaxed about nudity, especially during the day. We're particularly fond of the fish restaurant out on the little island, as well as the Blue Bar - perfect for an afternoon beer while gazing at the sea. There's no pool complex, but lots of swimming options along the pebbly shore. Most definitely one of our go to naturist places, especially if you like good food and the simple life.