Camping Strasko is located on the north-western coast of the Croatian island of Pag in Dalmatia. It is one of the largest campsites in Croatia, situated on a beautiful, 2-km long, sandy and pebble beach, in the shade of a dense forest, where you will find Dalmatian oak, pine and olive trees. Guests can use numerous facilities, such as restaurants, beach bars, a supermarket, a market with local products, a hairdresser and a beauty salon. Among many attractions available on site there is a swimming pool complex with a water park and a separate beach for dogs. For the youngest, there is an outdoor playground and lots of fun in the Mini Club, which provides all-day entertainment. There is also a mini zoo. The campsite also offers a wide range of recreational activities and sports facilities, including tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, a diving centre and exciting water sports.

The island of Pag is so diverse, that there is no shortage of interesting attractions in the area. Nearby Novalja is just a 15-minute walk away. The town is well known for its numerous restaurants, cafes and nightlife. The place to be for all party people is Zrće Beach, which is famous for the summer Hideout Festival, a treat for electronic music lovers. The south and the capital of the island – the city of Pag – contrast with the lively vibe of the north. Here you will find peace and quiet, the cultivation of tradition and many interesting monuments such as the ruins of old Pag, the Katine Bridge, the Skrivanat Tower or the ancient salt pans. It is also worth visiting the Lace Museum and the factory of the famous Pag sir. Nature lovers can visit the olive grove in Lun, which is over 1000 years old, the Veliko and Malo Blato Ornithological Reserve or climb the Sv. Vid Mountain (348 m) and admire the spectacular panorama. It is also worth planning trips to Zadar, Trogir or the Krka waterfalls.