Camp Čiste

We were there for 2 nights in October. There is nothing to complain about the site and the sanitary facilities. Everything is good. However, the steps on the ladder to the sea were severely rotted under the water and the remaining ones were so slippery that I slipped and injured myself. I reported this to the operator and pointed out that maybe something should be changed or renewed there. The comment was: The ladder had been used by 1000 people, I should just be careful. So dear people, be careful.

We stayed here for 7 days in September. Then there were already fewer campers. Dogs are allowed here, but not directly on the bathing beach. I wouldn't call the beach a pebble beach, rather a rocky beach. The food in the Konoba is very tasty, plentiful, and inexpensive. Here you also have the opportunity to look at the sea towards the island of Hvar among the trees. The entrance to the site is steep but paved. The reception is right there. The host and Anna speak German. The younger family members speak more English. We paid for the campsite in 9/22, second row by the sea, €27.00/day including electric connection and tax.

The place is small and inconspicuous. It is located between two towns, which can only be reached via the main road and thus tends to be avoided by celebrants. The site is family-run. In their own small restaurant, fish and meat are offered alternately. You can choose the fish in advance. The rolls or bread can be ordered the night before. You can also buy potatoes, cucumbers, or tomatoes from a vegetable and fruit box at the site. The pitches are adequately sized and laid out in a terraced form. The sanitary facilities are a bit dated but clean. There is always enough warm water. The beach is right at your feet. A few steps or the ramp and you are in the water. For nudists, the beach is accessible about 300 meters via a forest path. For us, pure relaxation. We will come again.

New sanitary facilities. Small beach, as the new facility is next door. Roll service.