Amenities
Beach accessShopDogs / pets friendlyKids friendlyRestaurant
Parameters
Full hookupsElectric hookupsSafetyStaffWater accessValue for moneyQuietness
This seaside camping enjoys a lovely position right next to the beach, with hourly boats to Trogir adding excellent local transport links. The campsite is divided into three zones: Zone A offers direct sandy beach access with shady, well-organized pitches and full hookups; Zone B faces the sea but lacks a beach, featuring mobile homes including brand-new units with two bathrooms; and Zone C is suitable for large motorhomes but can feel cluttered and disorganized. Guests consistently praise the tranquility of the site, with many noting its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful sea views, especially during sunset. The staff is generally friendly and helpful, though some visitors have found younger employees brusque. On-site facilities include a bar and restaurant serving delicious food, but it is expensive and accepts cash only. Fresh bread is available daily. The campsite has two beaches: one where dogs are not allowed, and another where they can enter the water. The pebble beach is clean, but it is not private and is shared with local apartment residents. Trogir's old town is a 30-minute walk or a 10-minute bike ride away; there is also a taxi boat that arrives with loud horn signals. However, aircraft noise is constant and severe, and traffic noise from a nearby main road is also a problem, with motorcycles and cars using it as a racetrack. The access road is very narrow, winding, and steep, making it challenging for larger motorhomes and meeting oncoming traffic. The camping area lacks defined pitches, meaning caravans and campers are jumbled together, which can feel chaotic. The pitches are not clearly separated and can be very small, with staff sometimes overcrowding them. Sanitary facilities are kept clean throughout the day, but they are aging, with washbasins for men placed next to urinals without any partition. The shower cubicles have no lockable wash booths, reducing privacy. Water and washing-up water are always lukewarm. The ACSI discount may not be honored, and staff show little interest beyond asking for cash payment. Many travelers report finding better and cheaper campsites outside the ACSI guide. Despite the issues, the location is a highlight, with the historic town of Trogir reachable by bicycle and a market very close by, while several terraces, bars, and restaurants are within walking distance along the promenade.
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