Camping Solaris Naturist Resort

Camping Solaris is a naturist campsite in Vabriga, a small coastal village in the northwestern corner of Istria — the peninsula that forms Croatia's northern Adriatic shoulder. It's part of the long tradition of Istrian FKK infrastructure that began in the Yugoslav era, when state planners recognized naturist tourism as a way to draw Western currency. The site sits on the Adriatic shoreline, typical of Istrian camps: rocky beaches, pine or oak shade, and a Central European clientele that has been visiting these coasts for decades. You won't find the sprawling resort amenities of larger neighbors like Valalta or Koversada, but that's often the appeal — smaller FKK camps tend to feel less transactional. Expect the usual Croatian campsite rhythm: pitches for tents and caravans, possibly some mobile homes or bungalows, and seasonal operation from late spring through early autumn. Vabriga itself is a quiet place, a few kilometers north of Poreč, the Istrian tourist hub. If you're traveling the Istrian coast, this is the stretch of shallow bays and low-lying shoreline — gentler than the dramatic cliffs further south. The beach will be rocky or pebble, so reef shoes are a good idea. Because Solaris is less documented than the flagship camps, verify current contact details, check-in policies, and whether advance booking is required before you go.