Croatia Camp

The bungalow was nice, though the bedding was really hard. We were there for five nights, and in August there was nowhere to put a towel by the pool or sea unless you got there at 7 in the morning. Loud music went on until 2am, sometimes even 3. This campsite is for people looking to party, not families hoping for some peace.

The mobile homes can fit six people, and ours had two separate bathrooms. The pool was included in the price, while the tennis courts cost extra. House 17 was in a terrible spot beside a hotel with a huge garbage area. The truck noise from 6am made it impossible to sleep. The furniture was poor quality, and a few kitchen items were missing. We stayed three nights and couldn’t imagine staying longer. Maybe the other mobile homes are better placed, so they might leave a better impression. The Polish owner seems to care more about quantity than quality. The beach was overcrowded and not a good place to relax.

It was more than I expected: two rooms, each with a toilet, plus a kitchen and a big balcony. The place was tidy, and the towels were changed regularly. There were a few ants, but the staff’s smiles and positive attitude made up for that.

The rooms were in good shape and had what we needed. The camp, though, is crammed with mobile homes. Some are near the road, where it’s dark and your terrace is only 3-4m from the next home’s back wall. Others face the central court, with the tennis fence at most 3m away. You don’t need to bring music, since the pool nearby supplies plenty. The beach is packed too, with all sorts of cheap tourist businesses around. It reminded us of Mallorca or Lorrett del mare in Spain. If you want somewhere quiet and laid-back, this isn’t the place.