Camping Brajdi

For older motorhomes with less than 75 hp, driving up a 18% incline—and on a wet road—is an adventure. If you enjoy adventures and meeting oncoming cars where there is no room to get out of the way, this route deserves a medal for adventurous and patient people. The campsite is for people without high expectations; we liked it. Two people and one camper: €48.50.✦Translating

The campsite may not be for luxury seekers, but we liked it. The outdoor shower may not be particularly inviting, but the other facilities are relatively clean. The beach is really beautiful and can be reached in two minutes. Be careful at the beach bar—tourist prices.✦Translating

A campsite with many long-term caravans. The facilities are very clean. A warm welcome.✦Translating

Campsite with a slightly special hippie atmosphere, but very peaceful. The price is far too high for what you get, though that is the case in almost all of Croatia.✦Translating

Very quiet site with a fantastic beach. The staff are extremely friendly, and a cable was even provided free of charge. We could choose our pitch after looking around. The facilities are old but clean. Steep access road, many long-term campers, and an outdated shop with lots of wasps—just buy drinks there. Overall, a lovely place for peace and nature.✦Translating

I will try to sum up my experience: idyllic and simply worth experiencing. The access road has an 18% gradient, so perhaps only suitable for smaller vehicles. The campsite management is very disorganized, so it is better to pay at checkout. The facilities are basic but clean. Quite expensive: two people, VW bus, without electricity: €42.✦Translating

My rating may be incomprehensible to anyone who likes travelling in a luxury coach, needs five-star facilities, or requires parceled pitches with running water. Camping here is still as it should be. Two-thirds are long-term campers—yes, with caravans from the 1980s, so what? Friendly owners, a nice beach bar, old but clean facilities, and a superb beach. We would happily return! Access road: 18%.✦Translating

Friendly and helpful owners. The toilet and shower are very basic but very clean. The road down is narrow and steep, so it is not really recommended for larger campers. There are some loose dogs on the campsite that relieve themselves wherever they want. The bar on the pebble beach is very basic. There is a good restaurant in the village. Cash only everywhere, and the nearest cash machine is at least 20 km away!✦Translating

The campsite is located in an unspoiled area. If you are looking for true nature, this is the ideal place. Bring supplies if possible, as there is only a mini-market with fresh bread and pastries, a restaurant, and a diving school not to be missed. The bathrooms are old-fashioned but clean, and the people are extremely friendly. The road to get there is narrow; I arrived with a 7-metre motorhome.✦Translating

Small campsite, with no parceled pitches. Great beach! Nice bar where you can also eat well. Many long-term campers. Facilities are somewhat dated but clean.✦Translating

Fine, pleasant, with a lovely little beach that quickly becomes crowded. Basic but clean facilities, regularly maintained. €59 for one van, two adults, two children, and one dog. The campsite is a little expensive for what it is. Feel free to walk five minutes along the right side of the beach to reach a quieter, very pretty beach. I am surprised by campsite prices in Croatia; everything seems quite expensive.✦Translating

Great location, Beli, the beach, the port, and the diving club. Not five stars because the campsite could be better in terms of amenities (toilets, showers, bins, shade, etc.).✦Translating

Super-beautiful and secluded spot, with a fantastic bay for swimming, snorkelling, and paddleboarding.✦Translating

The campsite cannot be blamed for the steep access road. A very basic site, occupied by many long-term campers. A restaurant and minimarket are available on-site. One star deducted because payment is cash only. (€37 per person, €6 for the van.)✦Translating

The steep road is tricky when there is oncoming traffic, but manageable with a 6.36-metre Ducato van. There is a diving school on site. Branka, the owner, speaks excellent English and takes care of everyone and everything. The facilities are cleaned several times a day. Basic but completely adequate. On-site restaurant with a bar and a great view. Beer €4—not cheap.✦Translating