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Vrsar Crljenka Airfield (LDPV) is a small general-aviation strip in Istria, Croatia, close to the coastal town of Vrsar and near Poreč. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway aligned 18/36 and no instrument approach, making it a straightforward VFR destination for light aircraft.
Vrsar Crljenka Airfield, sometimes referred to as Aeropark Vrsar, is a small airfield serving general aviation traffic in the Istria region of Croatia. It sits close to the town of Vrsar and offers a single hard-surfaced runway, making it a modest but usable VFR destination for visiting light aircraft pilots exploring the Istrian coast.
The airfield lies in Istria County, Croatia, close to the town of Vrsar. Poreč is the nearest airport, roughly 8 km (4 nm) to the north-north-west, while Veliki Brijuni Island lies about 29 km (15 nm) to the south-south-east. NOTAM data for the field references the Zagreb FIR (LDZO), placing LDPV within that flight information region.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 18/36, surfaced in hard material and measuring 2294 ft in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach available, so operations are conducted visually. Field elevation is 121 ft.
No aerodrome communications frequency is published for Vrsar Crljenka Airfield. The nearest navigation aids are non-directional beacons identified as VRS on 369 kHz and PLA on 352 kHz, though pilots should confirm their relevance and status before planning to use them for navigation.
No published circuit or joining procedure is available for this airfield. Pilots should note that parachute jumping activity has been notified in the area around Poreč, close to Vrsar, on a daily basis during certain periods, and should exercise appropriate caution and lookout when operating in the vicinity.
There are no formally published visual reference points for LDPV. The nearby coastal town of Vrsar and the larger town of Poreč, some 8 km to the north-north-west, serve as useful general landmarks when navigating toward the field along the Istrian coastline.
Vrsar Crljenka Airfield supports light general-aviation activity and is recorded as the home base for one pilot in aeronautical community records. Parachute jumping operations have been notified in the surrounding area, indicating some sport-parachuting use nearby. No fuel availability, operating hours, or facilities are documented for the field.