Dalmata Camping

Nestled just above the sparkling turquoise waters of the Adriatic, Dalmata Camping in Orebić offers a true coastal escape — right next to the famous Trstenica Beach. The campsite provides a variety of accommodation options: you can choose camping pitches — for tents, campers, or trailers — each generous 100 m² or comfortable mobile homes (34 m² living space + 24 m² terrace, suitable for 1–6 persons).

In total, the site offers 18 tent-pitches, 18 camper/trailer pitches, and a selection of mobile homes — making it intimate yet versatile for different types of travellers.

Modern conveniences make camping here both easy and comfortable. Every pitch comes with water and electricity connections, and there’s an RV dump station for waste discharge. Sanitary facilities are fresh and well-kept, featuring shower cabins and plenty of toilets for guests. For those travelling light or long-term, washing machines are available on site.

If you want to stay connected, the campsite provides fast wireless internet, letting you upload photos of your holiday or catch up on travel plans. Mobile-home guests will especially appreciate the extras: each unit has a private kitchen, bathroom (with shower), two bedrooms, a terrace — and in many homes, comforts like air conditioning, a dishwasher, and TV.

Finally, the site boasts a pool for guests who want a dip outside the sea, and the entire property is enveloped in Mediterranean nature — pines, olive trees and coastal flora — promising a relaxed, natural atmosphere.

Dalmata Camping sits only about 20 metres from Trstenica Beach — literally a few steps from your tent or mobile home to the pebbled sand and Adriatic waves. Trstenica is one of the most popular beaches on the Pelješac Peninsula — part-sand, part-pebble, edged by pine trees that offer natural shade, ideal for children and families.

If you crave more water-sports action, you’re in the right region. The nearby village Viganj is famous for wind- and kitesurfing, and many campers combine stays at Dalmata with excursions there. For something more active on land, you can hike up to Mount Sveti Ilija — the tallest peak on Pelješac — with rewarding sea-and-island views, lush nature and a sense of pure coastal wilderness.

When you fancy a bit of local culture or nightlife, the centre of Orebić lies just a short walk away (≈ 15-minute walk from your pitch). From there you reach the port in about 20–25 minutes, where ferries regularly sail to Korčula island — perfect for a day-trip across the Adriatic. Restaurants, cafés, small shops, and bars await for evenings after beach or hiking adventures.

• The campsite welcomes guests from 15 April onward.
• Because the site is relatively small and intimate, with limited number of pitches and mobile homes, it’s best to book early, especially in high season — this ensures you get your preferred pitch or home.
• While all pitches come with water and electricity, it’s a good idea to bring adapters or cables if your equipment needs them; mobile-homes already include full amenities like kitchen, A/C and dishwasher.
• For camper or trailer users: there is an on-site dump station, and parking (both for your rig and extra vehicles) is available.
• If you want shade during midday heat or prefer some greenery around your pitch, request a spot under pine or olive trees — the natural Mediterranean vegetation offers pleasant afternoon shade.
• For families: the proximity of the beach, the gentle sea, and shallow waters make it ideal for children, and the pool offers a safe alternative to the sea.
• Planning outings is easy — you can hike, swim, wind-surf, or even hop on a ferry to explore nearby islands like Korčula.