Tucked among ancient pines on a wild rocky shore, this campsite offers a dreamlike seaside escape with breathtaking sunsets and direct beach access. The coastal location near a lighthouse is a favorite, with stunning views and easy access to cycling routes in the hinterland and the nearby town of Umag. Staff at reception are consistently friendly, helpful, and polite, making check-in smooth even for late arrivals. The pitches are spacious and shaded, with some front-row spots offering sea views and occasional dolphin sightings. The sanitary facilities are kept exceptionally clean and well-maintained, with staff cleaning tirelessly even during rain. A small on-site supermarket provides basic provisions, while an excellent restaurant operates right on the beach for convenient dining. The sea access is over rocks, with metal handrails to help enter the water, and a swimming mask reveals wonderful fish. A short walk north leads to a small sandy beach. The campsite remains notably peaceful, especially in September, making it ideal for a quiet getaway. However, off-season visits can disappoint with unhelpful staff and unclear pitch demarcation. The Wi-Fi is poor, and satellite TV reception is absent. Accessibility is tricky for caravans, and the surrounding area becomes quiet with many services closed in the off-season. Despite these drawbacks, the combination of natural beauty, cleanliness, and warm service makes this a memorable destination for summer stays. Many visitors find the setting so appealing that they book their return stays well in advance. Evening entertainment is available but not intrusive. Overall, the campsite is praised for its simplicity, tranquility, and excellent value for money.
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