This seaside campsite on Pag Island offers direct access to a pebble beach with crystal-clear water, making it a prime choice for beach lovers. The pitches are spacious and well-defined, providing ample room for campers, though shade is limited. Sanitary facilities have received mixed reviews over the years: while they are cleaned frequently and are generally adequate, some guests report overcrowding, outdated fittings, and occasional unpleasant odors. The on-site restaurant and shop are convenient but often criticized for being overpriced, with limited selection and unfriendly staff at times. However, a beach bar serves tasty food and coffee right by the water. WiFi coverage is excellent, even reaching the beach. The staff friendliness varies, with some years noting welcoming personnel and others citing inconsistency. The campsite is quiet and natural, though roads are unpaved gravel and can become muddy after rain. Dogs are welcome, with a dedicated beach area, though some owners let them roam freely. There are no swimming pools or sports grounds, but the sea is the main attraction. A fishmonger visits regularly, and local products like bakery items are available. Access involves a steep, narrow road, and beach loungers require a fee. Overall, the campsite provides a beautiful, peaceful setting by the sea but has room for improvement in dining, staffing, and sanitary upgrades.
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