I found this feeling on the Istrian peninsula of Croatia, at a place that has become a legend among seasoned nudists and curious newbies alike: .
If the name doesn’t ring a bell, let me paint you a picture. Imagine a pine forest that smells like a Yankee Candle factory (in a good way), meeting a pebble beach where the Adriatic Sea is so clear you can count the fish 15 feet down. Now, imagine experiencing all of that with the sun on every inch of your skin. naturist camping baldarin
Book early. Spots sell out months in advance, especially for July and August. And don't forget the mosquito spray—the pines are lovely, but the bugs are hungry. I found this feeling on the Istrian peninsula
Have you been to Baldarin or another Croatian naturist camp? Share your best "bare" memory in the comments below. Now, imagine experiencing all of that with the
The vibe here is profoundly peaceful. The average age skews a bit higher (think retired Europeans who have been doing this since the 70s), but you see young couples and families, too. The rule is simple: Nudity is mandatory in the pools and sauna, and strongly encouraged on the beach. However, you walk to the bakery in a towel or a sarong. It is civilized, respectful, and refreshingly boring in the best way possible. The campsite is located in the Zlatni Rt (Golden Cape) forest park, just outside Rovinj. Unlike Mediterranean camping spots that roast you alive by 10 AM, Baldarin is dappled in shade.