Small and cozy, beautiful pitches. Partly nicely shaded under trees. Charcoal barbecue for general use with dining area. There is a small café where you can buy an ice cream or just have a coffee. Very tasty homemade products (white wine, fig liqueur, salami, ham and olive oil). Very clean sanitary facilities. Washing machine (approx. 5 euros) and large fridges, e.g. for tent campers, available. Pool and children's playground. Mini store in the village by the church, open daily from 7 am to 2 pm, Sundays until 12 noon. Two good restaurants, in the village and on the outskirts. There are several beaches and beautiful bays in the neighboring village. Marta also has many insider tips for bays and excursions. Marta and Ivica speak fluent English.

Far from the sea, impossible to reach on foot with children! Car absolutely necessary, even for bulk shopping. Directly on the road, when the ferry arrives in Valbiska you can hear the traffic very strongly at night. You can also hear a lot during the day, but not disturbing for me. Plots are double-occupied, so there are often two strangers on one plot. That's not possible. You basically have to pass the other person to get to the back of the plot. I don't think that's good and almost impertinent. There was also a constant "moving stress" on the site, with caravans suddenly being moved to another pitch, tents being taken down and put up again somewhere else. Motorhomes were reparked etc. I've never found out the reason behind it, I can only explain it with greed for money, that you can accommodate as many people as possible, some just have to move so that I can accommodate two new ones.... There were also often campers for one night, for whom a quick parking space was then created by squeezing them in somewhere. It was not at all okay to keep the ID card. She only wanted one, the child's, because we are drivers. Nevertheless, it's not her place to take your ID.... This has happened many times in Croatia and I never liked it. I made extra copies this time, but she didn't want them, saying they weren't enough for her. The price increase at the end of the vacation was also impossible. In January we were quoted a price of around 52-55 euros for this period, per day for everything and everyone. We ended up paying 60 euros per day. The explanation was the rising costs, the Ukraine conflict and Corona.... Our pitch was worth it, we stood on the pitch for 14 days WITHOUT moving. But outrageous for campers who share the pitch with others and may even be asked to move. Marta is very focused on money and profit. Sanitary facilities somewhat small and "open". Women have 3 toilets, two showers without any shelves, you have to go back out naked where others are already waiting or quickly get your towel in... 3 washbasins right by the window, which is always open so that you are constantly seen brushing your teeth. A mother-child bathroom, with baby bath and shower. Probably similar for the men.