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Kamp Nudist
Kamp Nudist is a naturist campsite situated on the Dalmatian coast near Vrboska, a village on the northern shore of Hvar island in Split-Dalmatia County.
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About this place
Kamp Nudist is a naturist campsite situated on the Dalmatian coast near Vrboska, a village on the northern shore of Hvar island in Split-Dalmatia County. Hvar's FKK tradition is less institutionalized than Istria's big-name camps (Valalta, Koversada) but the island has long offered smaller, quieter naturist sites alongside its famous beaches and medieval towns. Kamp Nudist sits at Put Solina bb — the address places it on the outskirts of Vrboska, likely within walking or short driving distance of the village waterfront. Vrboska itself is a small, sleepy inlet town known for its stone bridges and pine-shaded coves; the island's busier hubs (Hvar town, Stari Grad) are 15–20 km away. Without published facility details, it's safest to assume a basic campsite: pitches for tents or campervans, access to sea, and essentials like water and toilets. Hvar's coast is typically rock slab and pebble, so expect to hop into the Adriatic off concrete or rounded stone rather than sand. The site's name and presence in naturist directories suggest it's been operating for years, but public information is sparse. If you're planning a visit, phone or email ahead to confirm what's on-site, whether mobile homes or small bungalows are available, and whether a restaurant or mini-market operates in season. Hvar's naturist culture tends to be low-key and uncrowded — this isn't a resort village but a place to pitch, swim, and unwind.
Visitor notes
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Who visits
Visitor profile not well-documented. Hvar attracts a mix of European yacht-weekenders and backpackers in the textile sphere; naturist sites here tend to draw older Central European couples seeking quiet over nightlife, plus a handful of Croatian families who prefer Hvar's slower pace to the Istrian mega-camps. Expect a modest, calm vibe rather than organized activities or social scene.
How to find it
Vrboska is on Hvar's north coast. Take the Jadrolinija ferry from Split to Stari Grad (two hours), then drive or bus 8 km east along the D116 coastal road to Vrboska. Put Solina bb is a side road off the main village route — look for naturist campsite signage or ask locals. Parking is likely on-site or roadside nearby. GPS coordinates place it just outside the village core.
Things to watch out for
Hvar ferries run multiple times daily in summer but drop frequency sharply in spring and autumn; confirm schedules if you're visiting outside July–August. Rocky entry to the sea — bring reef shoes or sandals. Camp season likely April to October, though smaller sites sometimes open shorter windows. Confirm operating dates and check-in protocol before arrival.
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Etiquette & ground rules
Nudity is welcomed throughout the FKK campsite when weather permits. Use a towel on shared seating; photo and video are not allowed without explicit consent. Quiet hours and any age or guest policies are posted at reception — check before booking.
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