Camp Koversada Covered is a new textile campsite located in the first section of the former nudist area and also includes the small island in front of the camp. The boundary between the textile and nudist sections runs from restroom 13 to restrooms 14 and 8, and in the upper section to restroom 16.
In 2025, the left section of the new textile camp was renovated, featuring new camping sites, mobile cabins for 2, 4, or 6 people, a playground, an entertainment center, a square with food and beverage stands (food, drinks, ice cream), two new restroom facilities, and two beach volleyball courts. The right side, with its plots and the unparceled area on the island for tents, has no new features, but the rules of the textile camp apply.
The Koversada Covered campsite accepts the Avtokampi Camping Card, which makes camping more affordable. The discount is listed below, and you can order the card after registering on the website.
Koversada Covered Camp has around 700 well-maintained camping plots ranging from 100 to 120 m² in size, equipped with electricity and water. Some sites also have a drain. The right and central parts of the campsite offer more shade; a new feature is the availability of sites that additionally include either a private bathroom on the site, a kitchen area with a grill and a canopy on the site, or a children’s playhouse in the shape of a trailer. Camp guests have access to several restroom facilities; restrooms #9 and #10 have been completely renovated.
The area on Koversada Island remains unparceled and is intended for tent campers (equipment is transported by vehicle across the bridge to the island, after which the vehicle is left in the parking lot near restroom #3). The island offers electricity hookups (we recommend a long extension cord), two restroom facilities, a bakery, a seaside bar, and a restaurant.
Additionally, the campground offers rentals of agency-provided glamping tents, which are set up on the island, as well as apartment rentals.
In 2026, they introduced a new concept of activities: Reconnect with nature. They organize educational workshops, such as planting seedlings and herbs for children or making natural cosmetics for adults. Everything is based on a connection with the centuries-old olive groves nearby. They also organize picnics under the olive trees for guests, and you can even “adopt” and name an olive tree for a year.
During the peak season, the camp offers entertainment, a children’s playground, a revamped dining area, and volleyball courts. In terms of sports, the camp offers beach volleyball, mini-golf, soccer, basketball, and table tennis courts; you can rent SUP boards, kayaks, and bicycles; and a larger sports center with tennis, paddle tennis, basketball, and soccer courts is located at the Porto Sole campsite.
The beach at Koversada Covered campsite varies from a sandy cove with a pier where you can jump into the sea to pebble and rocky sections. There is also a pebble beach on the island. A section of the beach is equipped with access for people with disabilities. There are designated dog beaches at the beginning and end of the campsite.
The camp is connected to Vrsar by a tourist train; otherwise, a well-maintained walking path runs along the sea, and there are also many cycling paths in the area that lead over the Lim Channel or all the way to Poreč.
Published on day from Corina
Conclusion: We would love to come back again