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Camping Konobe

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34 ratings

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3.0
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34 ratings
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  • Tranquillity
    3.9
  • Food / Shops
    2.6
  • Overall cleanliness
    2.8
  • Cleanliness of sanitary facilities
    3.0
  • Condition of rental accommodation
    1.6
  • Friendliness
    3.2
  • Infrastructure
    2.9
  • Leisure activities
    2.7
  • Location
    4.3
  • Value for money
    2.5
  • Sanitary facilities
    3.0

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3.0
Roman & Susi G.
Stay: Aug 2023
"for the 2nd time at the konobe - we think it is the best fkk camping site on krk. unfortunately a bit expensive for what is offered. the restaurant can only be recommended to a limited extent. but we like the naturalness of the old right part of the site. unfortunately no water near the pitches, but natural rock water access.
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2.0
Evelyne H.
Stay: Aug 2023
"Sad and disappointed at the same time - We have been camping there regularly almost every year since 2007, with the exception of two years we skipped, and have decided to look for another vacation spot in Croatia due to the above-mentioned shortcomings and the extreme price increases that are not commensurate with the price.
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1.0
Hans N.
Stay: Jun 2022
"Drastic price increase - Was in Konobe from 21.5.-8.6.22. Falkensteiner has increased the prices so drastically compared to last year that some people got dizzy. The seasonal pitches (May to September) in the front row now cost € 7,000 instead of € 2,600. The daily rates for short breaks are correspondingly high. It is cheaper further back, but in the bay, motorhome owners have to pay for a sea view, even though they can only see the white wall of the motorhome in front of them. On the terraces for motorhomes, you now pay for the panoramic view. In the beach bar, a cappuccino now costs 18 kuna instead of 10, a beer now 30 kuna instead of 20, and a quarter of a liter of white wine 60 kuna. In the restaurant, which is now also run by Falkensteiner himself, everything is even more expensive. It now deserves to be called a pub. You go in hungry and leave hungry and broke. Most people only notice the rip-off when they pay because they fail to look at the prices beforehand.
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rob r.
Stay: Jun 2020
"Very nice place, unfortunately no investment - We were there 30 years ago, and again this year. Unfortunately, very little has obviously been invested since then. We happened to have a fantastic pitch in the front row and felt at home, despite the somewhat lax approach to maintenance. A touch of Yugoslavia has obviously remained here even though an Austrian group supposedly bought the place? They were very nice and helpful at reception, but why can't the place be looked after a bit?
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4.0
Holger S.
Stay: Jun 2019
"Old but clean! - Update 2019: General: No significant improvements or repairs to the site or even improvements to the service for years, which brings us straight to the most important pro: there are still nice pitches for campers! Cooling compartments were only available to rent from the beginning of June, which was bearable due to the prevailing temperatures, but is necessary for self-catering if you don't want to go shopping/drive every day. Still only marginal WiFi, which doesn't play a big role for us on vacation. It is not very pleasant that preparations for the season are only started when the pitch is already half full. For example, drains and taps were replaced in the middle of the day, which can be done at the beginning of April. There is an urgent need for site maintenance such as pruning trees, cutting down dead pine trees, leveling the tent pitches, .... and the makeshift mowing with string mowers makes more dirt than it helps. The cleanliness of the sanitary facilities is ok, at least when the cleaning team has just finished. The inability of guests to use the toilets in a cultivated manner cannot be blamed on the campsite, but some additional training in the form of pictorial instructions on the proper use of the sanitary facilities could be helpful. However, taps, shower heads, shower partitions, shelves and hooks should be replaced regularly, as everything quickly becomes very unsightly due to the very calcareous water. Restaurant: The prices charged in the restaurant do not correspond to the level of cuisine on offer. Some chip shops prepare dishes better. Salads ok, fish ok, but all dishes with minced meat were subterranean. In terms of meat dishes, saltimboca and steaks were ok, even if we had to ask for more sage leaves for the former or better bring them ourselves. The "ham" in the wrapped rolls made of mock meat or chicken was full of gristle, which is at best dog food. The service depended very much on the daily form of the cooks/servers, which speaks for little professionalism. From our point of view, it is incomprehensible why the potential of the restaurant is not used professionally. Store: Opening hours were extended at the beginning of June, in May only in the mornings. The offer is very limited, the baked goods were not up to the usual standard, although the store belongs to the same chain as the store in Punat. At least we were able to buy a cold beer there. The offer may change for the better in high season. The commitment of the staff left a lot to be desired, even when I pointed out incorrectly labeled goods or the non-functioning refrigeration (butter was almost liquid), this was ignored or answered with a shrug of the shoulders. Reception: In contrast to before, now friendly, quick and professional. Update 2015: The morbid charm is still there, although some showers have been given new shower heads, the road towards the restaurant has been widened and new lighting has been installed there. Only cold water was available in the showers opposite the restaurant The cleaning crew in the form of a young woman was busy around the clock keeping the sanitary facilities in order. Some of the guests obviously need extra tuition in using the toilets. The restaurant still had teething problems at the end of May/beginning of June, but the service then improved. Pizza and fish ok, salads and meat dishes took some getting used to. Refrigerators can be rented again, which might annoy some guests because of the noise level, but this place is certainly only for nature lovers who can cope with simple conditions. However, the prices are comparatively high. Particularly recommended for tents and smaller caravans, less so for larger vessels. The staff are courteous and friendly. Information policy was rather lukewarm, so we experienced a burst water pipe (between Punat and the campsite) in June 2014, which cut off the entire site from the supply and took some time to repair. The staff were on the move around the clock to get water for the toilets and distributed canisters of service water. In the direction of Stara Baska there are beautiful trails for "non-foot-sick" people, which can be walked on naked but only with good footwear. Beautiful and secluded bathing bays, but the water is still a little fresh in May and June.
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Klaus L.
Stay: May 2019
"Place with wasted potential - First of all, what a shame about this beautiful square! The course is divided into 3 zones. The flat grassy part to the south. Very "natural", it has not been mowed yet. The sanitary building is very far and steep. You need a bit of fitness to get there. The northern area is laid out in terraces. These are gravelled throughout. The access road to the terraces is very steep in places and you should check the route beforehand. Maneuvering with a caravan or larger motorhome can be complicated and requires some skill. On the other hand, the view from almost every pitch is simply a dream. The sanitary facilities are centrally located between the pitches. Both sanitary buildings were only half open. In the low season, that's enough. However, the visual impression was not the best. Complete renovation looks different. The part between the two parts of the site is partly occupied by a caravan rental and then there is the tent pitch area. Either it is no longer needed or it will be spruced up before the season. At the moment it is very unkempt. The restaurant has just been prepared for opening. It's a shame that the slipway with its large concrete threshold has been put out of action. It would have been very convenient to put the canoe in.
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Rated by guests as "Suitable for"

4.2
Guests with tents
4.0
Couples
3.6
Senior citizens
3.1
Guests with dogs
3.0
Families with children under 12
2.8
Families with children under 6
2.6
Families with children under 18
1.7
Youth groups

Description

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Campsite Konobe is one of the most beautiful naturist campsites in Croatia! In a well-protected bay, only three kilometres from the town of Punat, on the sunny slopes rich with fragrant Mediterranean herbs, we have been promoting the culture of …a free body for almost half a century! Here you really stay in nature and live with nature! You are woken up by birds singing, the sound of waves. You'll enjoy the fragrance of sage in flower, the clear starry sky. Thanks to its exceptional terraced position, intact and preserved environment, this campsite offers a magnificent holiday which can rarely be experienced today. Apart from the sun, crystally-clean sea and fragrant herbs, campsite Konobe has at your disposal attractive camping plots, high-quality sanitary areas, restaurant, a supermarket, sports facilities and entertainment. Welcome!
  • Campsite category:
  • Size of the site: 15 ha (Ground conditions: Dirt)
  • Total number of pitches: 250
  • Number of tourist pitches: 250 (Of which parcels: 150)
  • Motorhome pitches in front of the gates: 10
  • Stopover pitches in front of the gates also for caravans: Available
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Reference price

Peak season €42.10*
Low season €26.10*
CampingCard logoCampingCard ACSI€27.00
*Two adults, caravan, car, electricity and local taxes per night

Operating hours

23. April - 30. September

Location

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Directions

By car or by bus: 1) Villach(A) - Tunel Karavanke(SLO) - Ljubljana - Postojna - Rijeka(CRO) - exit in the direction Split, Kraljevica - Krk bridge, the island of Krk - Punat (30 km) 2) Trieste(I) - Kozina(SLO) - Rupa(CRO) …- Rijeka - Kraljevica - Krk bridge - Punat 3) Graz(A) - Maribor(SLO) - Zagreb(CRO) - Rijeka - exit Crikvenica, the island of Krk - Krk bridge - Punat 4) Budapest(HU) - Goričan - Zagreb - Rijeka - exit Crikvenica, the island of Krk - Punat By air: 1) airport Rijeka on the island of Krk - 30 km from Punat 2) airport Trst - 150 km 3) airport Pula - 120 km 4) airport Ljubljana - 150 km 5) airport Zagreb - 230km By train: 1) Railway station Rijeka 60 km. From Rijeka to Punat there is a regular bus line (app. every 1,5 hour)
  • Sea: On site
  • In the mountains: No
  • Next city: 8 km
  • Next town/village: 3 km
  • Train or bus station: 3 km
  • Motorway exit: 35 km

Address

Obala bb
51521  Punat
Croatia
GPS Coordinates
Lat 44.99436, Long 14.62717
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Frequently asked questions

How far from the beach is Camping Konobe?
Camping Konobe is located directly at the beach. There is also a nudist beach, which is located directly at the site. Learn more about the location
Are dogs allowed at the campsite Camping Konobe?
Dogs are allowed in high season and low season. Dogs are also allowed in rental accommodations. Guests rate Camping Konobe as "suitable for guests with dogs" with 3.1 out of 5. Read reviews in detail now
When is Camping Konobe open?
Camping Konobe is open from April 23 until September 30. Check availabilities now
Is Camping Konobe family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Camping Konobe offers many possibilities, such as Playground, Horse riding, Water slide, Kids entertainment programme and much more. In case of bad weather you can use the indoor pool (20 km away).

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How do guests and other campers rate Camping Konobe?
Campers rate Camping Konobe 3 out of 5.

Guests rate the following properties particularly well: Location

According to its guests Camping Konobe is particularly suitable for: Guests with tents and Couples

According to its guests Camping Konobe is ideal for: Swimming and Relaxing

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Are there shopping facilities near Camping Konobe?
There is a grocery store directly on the campsite. In addition, Camping Konobe offers a bread service directly at the site. The nearest town is 3 km away, the nearest city is 8 km away. Learn more about the location
How far is the nearest town or city from Camping Konobe?
The nearest town is 3 km away, the nearest city is 8 km away. You can reach a bus or train stop in 3 km. The nearest highway exit is 35 km away. Learn more about the location
What food options does Camping Konobe offer?
Food is well taken care of, because there is a restaurant directly at the site. Furthermore, there is also a snack bar directly at the site.

With the bread service directly at the site you can start the day relaxed.

For self-catering there is a grocery store directly at the site.

Overall, guests rate the food and beverage at the site 2.6 out of 5.

By the way, gas bottles can be exchanged in 3 km distance. And those who want to borrow a table or benches can also do so on site.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Camping Konobe?
The campsite Camping Konobe offers wifi in part. This is free. In addition, there is an Internet terminal on site.
Is Camping Konobe barrier-free?
Most of the paths at campsite Camping Konobe are not paved. There are no ramps for wheelchair users. The sanitary facilities are barrier-free. Nothing stands in the way of swimming fun, because access to the water is barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Camping Konobe have?
Camping Konobe has 250 pitches for tourists and 0 pitches for permanent campers. In front of the barrier there are parking spaces for motorhomes and for caravans.

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How big is Camping Konobe?
Camping Konobe has a size of 15 hectares. Ground condition is: Dirt

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How much does it cost to stay at Camping Konobe?
An overnight stay at Camping Konobe costs €26.10 - €42.10, but prices vary depending on the chosen period, guests, etc. At camping.info you can enter your travel dates to see current prices and availability.

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Does Camping Konobe accept the CampingCard ACSI?
Camping Konobe accepts CampingCard ACSI in the following periods:

  • 04/17/2025 to 06/30/2025
  • 09/01/2025 to 10/04/2025
In these periods you pay only 27 € per night. Check availabilities now

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