Camp Bijar Marina, Osor

A Sheltered Adriatic Anchorage

Nestled in a narrow inlet of the Kvarner archipelago, the Camp Bijar marina offers a calm mooring for small boats beside the ancient settlement of Osor. The protected cove and shallow turquoise water make it a favourite stop for sailors exploring the channel between Cres and Lošinj.

The Historic Town of Osor

Just steps from the camera, Osor is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic, an open-air museum of Roman ruins, medieval churches and stone lanes. The famous Osor swing bridge links the islands of Cres and Lošinj across the man-made canal carved here in antiquity.

Pine Forests & Crystal Waters

A dense Mediterranean pine forest cloaks the surrounding hills, descending to a coastline of limestone quays and hidden coves. The exceptional clarity of the water reveals the seabed in vivid emerald and sapphire tones typical of the northern Adriatic.

A Quiet Island Getaway

Set within Camp Bijar, a waterfront campsite shaded by pines, this is a peaceful base for swimming, kayaking and island-hopping. The view captures the unhurried rhythm of an authentic Croatian island bay, far from the crowds of the mainland coast.