Rudan invests €15 million in hotels and campsites in Dalmatia: the largest renovation planned near Omiš
Rudan Hotels & Camps has announced a new investment cycle covering tourist facilities in Omiš, Vodice and Biograd na Moru. The largest single project is the renovation of the Sagitta tourist settlement, which is expected to reach a four-star standard upon completion.
The Croatian tourism group Rudan Hotels & Camps continues to invest in the modernisation of its existing hotels and campsites. The new investment cycle, unveiled on 9 November 2026, is valued at approximately €15 million, with works scheduled for 2027.
At the heart of the investments are the renovation of accommodation facilities, the enhancement of service quality and the development of additional amenities, particularly those aimed at families with children. Rather than building new hotels, the group is focusing on modernising the properties it already operates or developing them in collaboration with their owners.
Sagitta near Omiš is becoming a four-star resort.
The bulk of the investment cycle is devoted to the Sagitta tourist resort in Lokva Rogoznica, not far from Omiš. Approximately €8.5 million has been earmarked for its reconstruction.
The project includes the renovation of hotel rooms, communal areas and infrastructure, along with the introduction of additional amenities. Upon completion of the works, Sagitta should meet four-star standards.
Rudan is developing the project in strategic partnership with the property owner. The apartments and bungalows have already been renovated, while the new phase will cover the remaining hotel section of the complex.
The beach is also planned to be developed, with it announced that it will remain accessible to the local population and other visitors.
New investments in the Almissa campsite and hotel facilities in Vodice
The modernisation of the Almissa camp in Omiš is also continuing, for which an additional three million euros have been allocated.
The construction of a new reception area and car park is planned, part of the mobile homes will be replaced with higher-quality accommodation units, and the roads and surroundings will be improved. The campsite will also gain two new children's playgrounds.
Approximately seven million euros have already been invested in Almissa during 2026, and according to the earlier investment plan, total investments are expected to reach 15 million euros by the end of 2027.
At the same time, more than four million euros have been earmarked for the renovation of facilities in Vodice. The works will include the Arausana and Antonina villas and the Radin villa, with an emphasis on accommodation units, communal areas and additional amenities.
Family Hotel Adria expands its offer for families
Following last year's and this year's investment cycles, worth approximately €18 million, additional investments are also planned at the Family Hotel Adria in Biograd na Moru.
The hotel was reopened in July 2026 after renovation as a family all-inclusive resort with 209 rooms and approximately 800 beds.
According to the latest plans, the hotel is expected to welcome guests again over the New Year holidays, while the construction of an outdoor children's playground and the expansion and modernisation of the existing karting track are planned for completion by spring 2027.
What do investments mean for travel agencies?
The announced works could bring changes to the categorisation, equipment and facilities of certain establishments. This is particularly important for travel agencies and tour operators booking accommodation for the 2027 season.
For Sagitta, the key will be to secure approval for the new category and complete the reconstruction, while in Almissa and Vodice the changes will primarily concern the quality of accommodation and additional facilities.
The group has not yet published a precise completion schedule for all the works, so it will be important for agency partners to receive timely, updated property descriptions, information on the availability of renewed capacity, and booking conditions.
