Kamp Miočić

There are plenty of shaded pitches under olive trees, the sea is close, and the prices are very reasonable. The owner is lovely, and you can tell how much care and effort he’s put into the place. It really is a magical spot. I’d come back any time.

I tried the tuna steak even though I’m not much of a tuna fan. The camp owner talked me into it, and I’m glad he did. It came with fresh salad and was tasty. There’s a small grill restaurant at the camp, plus a little marina right in front. The seaside location is nice, with a pebble beach for kids, a small playground, and six good tent spots shaded by olive trees.

The owners were so friendly and welcoming, and the campsite has a lovely view and a great spot right by the beach. It’s a cozy place with about 40 spaces for tents and campers, spread across terraces at different heights. The pebble beach is only 25 footsteps away. There’s also a nice restaurant on site with traditional food they prepare themselves.

We stayed three nights at the beginning of May in a 3.5t Peugeot Boxer. Parking was easy for us, and two campervans a bit bigger than ours also managed, though not quite as easily. Out of season, you can probably just turn up, but I’d get in touch beforehand in high season or with a large van. The owner was very helpful and charged us €25 per night, with no electric. The facilities are very good and the views are brilliant.