Kamp Vira Mobile Homes 4*
Main amenities
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Paid Wi-Fi
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Private beach
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On-site Dining
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No Smoking
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Air conditioning
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Pets
Location
Located a 25-minute walk from the Roman Hvar Catholic Cathedral, which is considered to be a sacred place of worship, Kamp Vira Mobile Homes Hvar Town hotel offers a shop and a restaurant for guests' convenience. Private car parking is available on site as well.
The Hvar Heritage Museum is 2.5 km from this holiday park, while the 15th-century Franciscan Monastery is 2.6 km away. The Kamp Vira places you within 500 metres of Vira. This 4-star hotel is also just off islands. 10 minutes' drive from the elevated Spanish Fortress is a perk for guests staying at the property.
This hotel offers rooms with an adjoining terrace and a mini-kitchen featuring climate control, along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They come equipped with an electric kettle, a fridge, and kitchenware. There are also separate bathrooms, fitted with a separate toilet and a shower.
The on-site Aloe Vera restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine is a part of the Kamp Vira Hvar Town. There is an à la carte restaurant with sea views on the site of this property. The hotel invites guests to the beach bar to relax with a drink. You can visit a barbecue situated close by and taste European cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
Kamp Vira offers a decent escape for families looking for a beachside stay while exploring the stunning island of Hvar. We spent a solid 12 days here with our kids, camping alongside breathtaking views and a private beach that kept the little ones entertained. The location feels nice, but it's a trek from Hvar town, which leans towards being inconvenient, especially when the weather turns. While the camp boasts clean facilities and a small, kid-friendly beach, it feels a tad overpriced given the overall offerings. The staff members, while friendly, seemed to struggle with maintaining order during peak hours. I'm a wildlife conservationist who deeply values ethical experiences, and I felt there was potential for more robust guest guidance in ensuring a peaceful environment. In terms of amenities, the camp lacks exciting options-don't expect hot water post-sunset, and the mini-market could use a serious upgrade. Instead of being at the forefront of southern Croatian camping, it felt more like a place that's resting on its laurels. If you're drawn to Hvar's charm but also keen on the balance of budget and luxury, consider your options carefully.
