Croatia is one of the most FKK (aka naturist) friendly summer destinations out there. Today, I am here to help you discover all the nudist-friendly resorts, beaches and vacation spots in the country.
We’ll start by listing the absolute top ones first, then direct you via this hub to all the other existing beaches and hidden spots, based on the country’s regions.
It’s incredible that a country this size offers such a density of official naturist options. We are talking about massive, self-contained resorts, dedicated campsites, and over 1,000 islands where “free” beach culture is the norm rather than the exception.
This guide focuses on the absolute best official accommodations you can book right now. I’ve cut through the noise to give you the spots that offer high standards, great hygiene, and that perfect Adriatic atmosphere.
Quick Comparison: Top FKK Resorts
If you are in a rush, here is the breakdown of the top spots you can book right away (but do read the in-depth details below!)
| Resort Name | Location | Best For |
| Valalta Naturist Camp | Rovinj (Istria) | Everyone (The Gold Standard) Vibe: Lively, fully equipped, massive Check prices |
| Solaris Camping Resort | Poreč (Istria) | Couples & Families Vibe: Nature-focused, relaxed Check prices |
| Koversada Uncovered | Vrsar (Istria) | History buffs & purists Vibe: Traditional, spacious Check prices |
| Bunculuka Camping | Baška (Krk Island) | Scenery lovers Vibe: Upscale, dramatic views, quiet Check prices |
| Camping Ulika Mobile Homes | Poreč (Istria) | Comfort seekers Vibe: Modern, has a pool Check prices |
Important: What to Expect from a Croatian FKK Vacation
Before we look at specific hotels and naturist beaches, I want you to manage your expectations regarding the “vibe.”
These are not hedonistic, swingers-style party destinations and there is no sort of “adult fun” here. These resorts are visited by regular people (couples, families, and retirees) who simply prefer to enjoy their holidays without clothes.
However, that doesn’t mean they are boring. The larger resorts like Valalta and Solaris offer excellent evening entertainment, live music, and social events. You can have a beer, dance, and socialize, but the atmosphere remains respectful.
If you want a complete all-naturist vacation where you don’t have to put clothes on for a week (even to go to the supermarket or restaurant), stick to the dedicated resorts below. It takes the guesswork out of your holiday and makes relaxing effortless. Let’s jump right in!
Valalta Naturist Camp
Located near the stunning town of Rovinj, this is basically Croatia’s naturist city.
Valalta is widely considered one of the best FKK resorts in Europe, regularly winning the ADAC Superplatz award. What sets it apart is the sheer scale of the facilities. They have their own marina, a fully functioning brewery that serves excellent house-made beer, and a massive pool complex.
The beach stretches for kilometers, offering everything from sandy spots (rare in Croatia!) to rocky plateaus.
Because it is so self-contained with its own supermarket, doctor, and restaurants, you can genuinely spend two weeks here without ever putting clothes on. If you want the highest standard of amenities and don’t mind a larger crowd, this is your safest bet.
You can check it out here, on its official website.
FKK Solaris Camping Resort by Valamar
This is probably one of the best known naturist resorts in Croatia, and one of the most amazing and appreciated ones, offering a 2,500 meters-long Blue Flag certified beach for naturists. Amazing!
Located on the Lanterna peninsula in Istria, it strikes a perfect balance: it is large enough to have amenities but feels quieter and more “wild” than Valalta.
The resort is surrounded by Holm oak trees, giving it a shaded, forest-meets-sea atmosphere that is great for escaping the midday sun.
Accommodation options here are solid. You can book spacious rooms or apartments with great views, and the resort handles animation and events well.
The food is excellent, and the staff are used to international guests. It is a fantastic choice if you want high-quality Valamar service in a naturist setting.
Check out more photos, as well as everything you need (including prices) by clicking the link below.
Check out prices for your dates here.
Eco glamping – FKK Camping Solaris
This is a newer property re-launcehd in 2022, with very modern amenities and perfect for a naturist experience in Croatia. It is located in the Istria peninsula, next to the Valmar camping resort recommended above, in Croatia’s main area for naturists.
This is not for everyone. You will be staying in a tent. While they are high-end tents with nice terraces and minimalist design, they are still tents. Most importantly, be aware that they often lack powerful air conditioning compared to a mobile home or hotel room.
I personally enjoy this type of experience because it forces you to slow down and listen to the crickets and the wind. But if you need your room to be a refrigerator at night, you might want to skip this.
So my recommendation is to check them out and decide for yourself if it’s something you’d like to try or not.
Click here to learn more and see prices.
Maistra Koversada Uncovered (Naturist Park)
Located in the naturist park Koversada, this one is a great choice if you don’t really want to go the DIY way completely, but still enjoy a camping-like naturist holiday in Croatia, but with top notch amenities and modern equipment with breathtaking views.
Important: If you visited Koversada years ago, you need to know that things have changed. The resort has undergone a massive restructuring and rebranding. It is now split into two distinct zones: Koversada Uncovered (the naturist/FKK side) and Koversada Covered (the textile/clothed side).
Make sure you book the “Uncovered” section (linked to below and in the intro).
Located near Vrsar, Koversada is legendary – it is known as the birthplace of European commercial naturism. It sits on a massive footprint that includes a small island connected by a bridge and the vibe here is historically significant and very relaxed.
If you choose the mobile homes in the Uncovered section, you are getting top-notch amenities.
The newer units are stylish, clean, and offer breathtaking views of the Lim Bay. It’s also very close to FKK Punta Križa Beach, a spot that has a reputation for being very popular and socially active.
Despite the split, Koversada remains a giant in the scene. The natural beauty of the island section is unmatched, and it feels less “manicured” than Valalta, which many purists prefer.
Click here to check prices for your dates.
Bunculuka Camping Resort
Moving away from Istria for a moment, we have to mention Bunculuka on the island of Krk. This is arguably the most visually stunning campsite on the list.
Tucked away in a canyon near the town of Baška, the scenery is dramatic: white pebble beaches contrasted against stark, rocky cliffs and turquoise water. It feels more exclusive and “boutique” than the massive holiday villages in Istria.
The mobile homes here are upscale, often featuring large terraces that look out over the bay. The terrain is steep, so expect some walking, but the trade-off is the incredible view. It is quiet, romantic, and perfect for couples who prioritize scenery over organized activities.
Click here to check prices for your dates.
Camping Ulika Mobile Homes
Last but not least, we return to Istria, specifically North of Poreč. FKK Ulika is a large, well-regarded resort, and you can get premium mobile homes within this complex.
If you want a 4-star experience, this is a strong contender. The mobile homes are decently sized, fully equipped, and have good air-conditioning units to keep you cool.
One of the main highlights here – and what it sets it apart from all the other recommendations on my list – is the presence of an outdoors swimming pool – which is perfect for naturists who don’t want to test out the otherwise amazing waters of the Adriatic sea.
Either way, definitely a place that is worth checking out if you’re looking for a 4-star vacation in a 100% FKK area.
Click here to check prices for your dates.
How to find nude beaches in Croatia?
The most important sign to look for is “FKK”. You will see this painted on rocks, printed on blue signs, or marked on walking maps.
In Croatia, you will encounter two types of spots:
- Official FKK Beaches: Marked, often with showers and sometimes an entrance fee (if part of a camp).
- Unofficial “Wild” Beaches: Usually distinct coves at the far ends of regular textile beaches.
A note on etiquette: Swimming in one’s ‘birthday suit’ is freeing, and contrary to what beginners fear, nobody is analyzing you. The golden rule is simple: do not stare.
Sunglasses are your friend, but discretion is better. Also, always carry a towel. In naturist culture, sitting on a chair or bench without a towel underneath you is a major faux pas.
One advantage of coming to these beaches is the spacing. Unlike the crowded textile beaches where you are towel-to-towel with a stranger, naturists generally appreciate a bit more personal space.
Croatia Nudist Beaches From Istria to Southern Dalmatia
I have written in depth guides on all the nude beaches in Croatia – which are definitely too many to list in a single article. And it would make no sense to do so anyway, since you will stick to a single region anyway.
Therefore, it’s best to decide upon a region that you want to check out (or have already booked your stay in) and then see the appropriate beaches in the area.
Below you will find a list of major Croatia nudist beaches scattered over different Croatian counties starting from North to South. Read my articles below:
- Best nudist beaches on Istria peninsula
- North Dalmatia nudist beaches
- Central Dalmatia and islands nude beaches
- South Dalmatia naturist beaches
Maybe it’s important to point out that naturist beaches (official or not) aren’t in remote, hard to find areas. Most of them are usually just within walking distance from centers of towns, villages or resorts.
Many of the regular beaches have also a naturist section (usually at the end of the beach). So wherever you come, you can be sure there is a naturist beach nearby for you!
Share your story about Croatia’s nudist beaches
Have you visited Valalta, Solaris, or the new Koversada? Share your story, tips, or reviews below. I would love to hear about your best experiences or any hidden gems you found during your stay!