Koversada nudist beach near Vrsar, Istra

Koversada naturist resort

Koversada naturist resort is probably the most famous in Europe, it is one of the biggest and it was founded in 1961. Many naturists from all over the world come every year to this resort in search for nature paradise, warm climate and crystal clear and clean sea. In 1972 hosted Naturist World Congress. Within the center there are numerous restaurants and snack bars, a pizzeria, two mini-markets and various shops, post office, ambulance and gas filling station, laundry and other amenities.

Sports facilities include water sports, table tennis, tennis courts, volleyball and basketball playgrounds. Part of the camping is located on an small car-free islet connected by the bridge with the mainland. Camping advance booking is possible. Apartments and pavillons (2-6 persons) are located in the resort's part called "Blesicka". The beach is rocky and in some parts sand and pebbles have been brought.

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The beach is, as everywhere in Istria, rocky with sunbathing platforms and sheltered pebble bays. Opposite the island there is a large man-made sandy area, which is suitable for morning exercises, playing of boccia or beach volley. Sports and entertainment programmes guided by good-humoured local staff take place here, too. Koversada beach was awarded the Blue Flag - an international certificate for high bathing water quality and environmental standards.

Accommodation in Vrsar: Private apartments, rooms and hotels

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