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Vrsar is a picturesque town settled on the sun-drenched Istrian coast of Croatia. Overlooking the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea, it's renowned for its rich history, stunning panorama, and mesmerizing natural beauty. Visitors are drawn to its shimmering pebble beaches, marinas sprinkled with yachts, and leafy campsites. Vrsar is also famous for its vast archipelago comprising 18 uninhabited islands, ideal for exploratory boat trips. The town comes alive with rustic charm through its old stone buildings, romantic streets, and historical churches. Vrsar's thriving gastronomy scene boasting local seafood delicacies, truffles, and renowned Istrian wines makes it a haven for food enthusiasts. Adding essence to its cultural vibrance are the world-famous summer music festivals and sculpture park dedicated to the celebrated artist, Dušan Džamonja.

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I wanted to share my experience with Koversada naturist resort near Vrsar. It was an amazing experience. The nature where the campsite is located is stunning, especially the little island part of it. People were very friendly and down to earth, mostly German and Italian families. The camp has a couple of restaurants and even a bakery. Highly recommend!

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