Koversada Apartments Naturist Park

The park's reconstruction is impressive, and we really enjoyed our stay. But the naturist area left is small and felt much more crowded than in previous years. The artificial wall and gates aren't working well for us, either. They're very narrow when you're cycling with a child trailer, and we once found the gates locked late at night while out for a walk, so we had to take a long detour. I don't understand why they need to be locked in the late evening. Please make the naturist area bigger and leave the gates open so people can pass freely.

We've been back to Koversada several times over the years, usually staying in the apartments on the bluff overlooking Lim Fjord. They were renovated about a decade ago, with fresh paint, updated linens, dependable Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. For a naturist place in Europe, they're among the more comfortable options if you don't want to camp. The open grounds are a big part of why we return. You can wander clothed or unclothed as you like, and during the day even the restaurants and bars are relaxed about nudity. We especially like the fish restaurant on the little island and Blue Bar, where it's easy to enjoy a beer and look out to sea. There isn't a pool complex, but there are lots of inviting swimming spots along the pebbled shore. It's one of our favorite naturist destinations, especially for good food and an easygoing way of life.

Brawo Maistra! The place we travelled 3,000 kilometres to visit every year has been destroyed. Turning the former naturist Eden into a small ghetto for naturists is shameful. The fence and gates look like a zoo enclosure meant to keep wild animals in, but naturists aren't animals. We loved this place so much. We don't anymore.

The beautiful island, linked to the mainland by a bridge, is no longer nudist, and 80% of the camp has lost that tradition under the new management. The naturist area left is boring. This used to be heaven on earth, and it's heartbreaking to see it changed. You're already losing many of the regular visitors who came back year after year. The new management seems too hungry for money, and I hope you're ashamed of what you've done. If you're a naturist reading this, avoid this camp. It's not what it used to be.