Basic beachside site, closed sanitary

There is always a free space. Since the markings are not respected, you usually have a little more room than intended. Hourly billing with cash. The sanitary facilities are grimy and closed. Very close to the beach and to the favorite restaurant Vella with harbor views.

very simple site, but nice area! we paid 16 euro. arrived 1730 and left 0930. remember to have small bills and coins for payment. the electricity is 1 euro pr. kw. The electricity stand only take 1 euro coins. simple but good

Great place, also for spontaneous trips. We arrived on Saturday evening and still easily found a pitch.

Rip-off! The electricity is switched off every 8 hours and you have to insert euros again. Water for the dog costs €1. The machine is still broken. Cash only. Large potholes, no toilet and no sanitary facilities. €24 plus two tourist-tax charges of €3.50. Electricity costs about €4 per day, and €1 for a bowl of water makes €36.00. I moved to the campsite: €38 for two people and one dog, including tourist tax.

There are enough pitches, including shaded ones. Unfortunately, for some reason the site is no longer maintained. The wastewater disposal point may be difficult for large motorhomes because of the risk of grounding. Showers and toilets are closed, but you can use the public toilets at the beach for free.

We were at the site today, then came the shock: €24 per 24 hours. That is steep. We were last here 10 months ago for €16, which was okay. Nothing has changed in those 10 months except the price increase. Some electricity pillars are still broken, card payment is unavailable, and the sanitary facilities cannot be used. Only the location is great. What a shame.

Actually okay, close to the town, harbor, and beach. Everything a motorhome needs is available; others can use the campsite. The site is not maintained, yet costs €24? Full tourist tax of €3 per person per day—for what? Value: zero. An outrage: the tone of the signs, immediate payment of the tourist tax, otherwise a €500 fine, etc. Tourist-tax payment is only possible in one shop! Parking-machine card payment is broken. You have a problem.

Located directly on the road and completely overpriced! The campsite is nicer, cheaper, includes tourist tax, and is closer to the beach. Water is included there and electricity costs a flat €3.70. We preferred to go to the campsite and stayed there.

Unfortunately, just a better parking lot. Electricity costs €2 for 8 hours. Parking costs €24 per day. An unpleasant notice demands that you buy a visitor card immediately, with fines threatened. The campsite next door is much cheaper, offers more, and has a friendly reception.

Large pitch, but very disappointing: only fresh water, wastewater disposal, and rubbish. The former toilets and showers are closed and look neglected. The service point is clearly outdated, and not every pitch has electricity. For €24 plus tourist tax, the value for money is poor. The location and surroundings are excellent, but the site falls short of expectations.

Run-down, overpriced pitch without services but with many potholes at the entrance. A fireworks-free New Year is unfortunately just as much a lie as being able to get a bratwurst or chips at a stand on site. Completely unacceptable!

The electricity does not work, although the pillars indicate that it does. It does not work for other campers either, so it is not the cable :) You are supposed to report it at the kiosk, but they dismiss you and do not help. So we are leaving, but of course the parking fee is charged even for this short stay. The machine mentions daily emptying. That is worthwhile. The showers are also inaccessible.

The site is okay, but €22 is really excessive. The payment machine accepted almost no banknotes; perhaps they could finally enable card payments. The electricity box accepts only €2 coins. Lighting on the site, especially at the service point, could be improved. It is quite confusing when arriving in the dark.

Parking lot with overnight accommodation, nothing more. Very profit-oriented payment system.

No cars with trailers.

We liked it here. Quiet, large site. Cleanliness okay. Very good price for the location. Electricity and showers cost extra. Bring €1 coins. What bothered us was the rather unfriendly manner at the kiosk and bakery. They make a living from the tourists being there, after all ;)

Good location near the beach, restaurants, and so on. Prices okay, but because of tariff periods from 06:00–24:00 and 24:00–06:00, you pay three tariff periods in total, €22, but it is acceptable. The site is okay; electricity and water use coin meters, and disposal is on site. Toilet and shower are available with a key from the neighboring souvenir shop, which is open from 10:00 to 17:00. Fine for one or two nights; otherwise, the neighboring campsite is preferable.

The site manager, according to the sign on the caravan, does not seem to care much. Loud music, dog mess around the site, and so on. It looked more like a family holiday for him. WARNING: The parking machine accepts cash only. There is no ATM nearby.

Although I had plenty of space available due to the season, the usage fee is outrageous given the outdated and obviously poorly maintained service facilities, especially since leaving after 06:00 requires paying the full daily fee. (Night €10 and daytime €6.)

These negative comments can only come from people who would be better suited to a campsite. The service point is perfectly fine and the payment system is clear and straightforward, if you can read. The campsite next door is also nice. Goodbye.

Fine for genuine motorhome fans. Prices are now extremely high everywhere. And to all the complainers: leave it and go on cruises or all-inclusive holidays instead.

The site itself is large enough. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are a shame. I would happily return when self-sufficient. It is very close to the water and you can move around there easily.

So far our worst site. Referring people to the public toilets at the harbor is quite cheeky at this price.

Nice large pitches, but that is all. The rest is catastrophic!

Expect nothing and you will not be disappointed! Almost everything has already been said. We stayed here for three days in our self-sufficient campervan. I value a functioning, reasonably well-maintained service point: not available. Investment in the site's infrastructure is long overdue, including a modern payment system. Conclusion: never again!

Nice little holiday town. The site is more or less okay.

In my opinion, the previous reviews are correct: the site is too expensive. Wastewater disposal is a disaster, including the water (smells like hell). We were woken by a small tractor in the morning—a lawn mower. Unacceptable. Better find another pitch. HB

I can only agree with all the previous reviews. We stayed here for two days over Easter. The best thing was the green meadow, and of course the central location. That was all that was good. You already feel ripped off, especially when I think about the electricity bill. €1 per kWh—I do not believe the operator's metering method. The washhouse and toilet were out of order.

The electricity did not work; I wasted €2. The drinking-water machine did not work either. Relatively expensive: €22 for one night. The parking machine was also broken.

Extremely dirty and smelling of toilets, which are locked like Fort Knox. Night parking from midnight to 06:00; before and after, the daytime fee applies. Zero service and far too expensive, especially since you get nothing from the sea. Keep driving.

Tourist-tax payment is only possible in one shop, which closes at 17:00. At 16:30 we were refused payment: not now. Service point, showers, and electricity all cost extra. The key for the sanitary facilities is also available only at that shop. Thus we paid €22 for a parking lot from 16:30 to 08:30. That is campsite-level pricing.

Hello, we are here and very satisfied. I do not understand what some people expect when they pay €16 and still complain. It is a very nice site. The showers are showing their age, okay, but nevertheless you can shower if you want. Electricity is available at any time for €1.01 per kWh, which is no problem. As I said, I do not understand what everyone is complaining about. If you want luxury, you can go to the campsite next door, of course. No problem.

One shower is closed, one shower tray is broken, and there is nowhere to put things in the cubicles. Shower time is very limited. The tap for large quantities of drinking water could not be connected to my coupling. Water shot out where it should not. The parking-payment machine accepts no cards, so plenty of coins or banknotes are needed. Several electricity connections are closed. The operator needs to invest.