Vrsar
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Vrsar (Italian: Orsera) is a small town in Istria, Croatia.
Today, Vrsar is a well-known tourist resort with great opportunities for visitors. In front of Vrsar there is one of the most beautiful archipelagos with 18 unpopulated islets covered with Mediterranean plants.
Hotels are located close to the sea, along nice beaches, and Vrsar campsites are world-famous. This applies particularly to the Koversada nudist camp, which is the largest nudist resort in Europe. Its capacity is 18,500 guests per day.
[edit] Tourism
Vrsar is a well-known tourist destination situated on the western coast of Istria with a rich accommodation and food-service offer. Maistra d.d. is the key player in the tourism offer of Vrsar. The company owns the best hotel in Vrsar, the Pineta Hotel; exclusive tourist complexes: Belvedere, renovated in 2005, Petalon, renovated in 2004, Funtana, offering numerous family-oriented activities, and Riva; and camps: Porto Sole and Valkanela. The famous Maistra's Koversada Naturist Park is also located in Vrsar. It is known as the first and the largest of this kind in Europe. It includes renovated apartments, villas and a camp.
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