Robinson Glamping Camp Ljubač

Once you’ve had a dip in the sea by the site, it’s time to set off to see more of the coast – perhaps to Nin (25 minutes’ drive) for kitesurfing, to the island of Vir (40 minutes) to see the old castle or crossing the Pag Bridge (20 minutes) to see the unusual landscapes of that intriguing island. It’s worth making the trip to Zadar (half an hour) too, to explore the leftovers of its Roman and Ottoman history, visit its museums and hear the music of nature at the Sea Organ art installation. Zadar’s also the place to hire boats or book organised trips to the gorgeous scenery of the Kornati Islands. If you don’t mind a bit of a longer drive, you can also squeeze in trips to a couple of Croatia’s best-loved national parks to see some of the country’s most spectacular scenery. Paklenica National Park (40 minutes) has some fairly challenging trails and climbs through its mountains and gorges (plus some easier trails too…), while Plitvice Lakes National Park (an hour and 20 minutes) is a fabulous place for a walk among the glittering bright blue waters.