Camping Mala-Milna

The location, the little village of Milna, great restaurants, and the friendliness of most locals makes up for a lot. The campsite itself is quiet, cozy, and has a sea view from every pitch. The infrastructure leaves much to be desired (no washing machine, mediocre sanitary facilities) and the owner of the site does not necessarily convey a cozy feeling. One more sentence about pricing: it is transparent, as are the services offered and not offered. Therefore, there should be no complaints about high prices, but rather one's own careful decision should take precedence. No one is forced to come here.

The campsite is located in a beautiful little bay. Divided into parcels, large enough, some only without shade. The washroom and disposal toilet can only be reached via a steep ascent. Gray water cannot be disposed of at all, except by bucket and climbing up the mountain... The kicker was that I was advised at reception to dump the gray water on the street. A small kiosk with a limited offer, a rental station for water sports, scooters, and a small beach shop. In addition, there are 3 konobas (traditional Croatian restaurants) and an overpriced beach bar, that was the infrastructure. Several guests also constantly arrive at one or more of the restaurants across the water, mooring their boats in the bay and being transported to and from by water taxi. This somewhat disturbs the ambiance, just like the many people who are forced to trudge over the campsite to reach the lovely bay at the back. There, tourists are also delivered daily by boat from Hvar town. One night, there was also a party on an anchored boat right off the campsite until 5 in the morning ;( Those wanting to be on foot or bike must be athletic, and a mountain bike is advantageous since there are only gravel paths and it's steep everywhere. The contact among campers was pleasant. That wasn't the case at other campsites in Croatia and Slovenia during arrival.