Naturist Camp Konobe

I haven't paid yet. And yes, it's a bit of a puzzle to get in and out of your spot. But I'm on vacation. I complain at home. Everyone is friendly and helpful. The restaurant mainly works with young Filipino people. If you come in very early and there's no one else there, they secretly start singing along to all the American rock classics. It reminds them of karaoke at home, they explained to me. It's great here.

After all the old and varying reviews, I would like to post this one. We are right on the sea, a beautiful place for 68 euros per night. That is a lot of money and therefore expensive for a campsite that has been so neglected. The sanitary facilities are reasonably neat and clean, but on the large low field you would expect an extra sanitary building with these camping prices. Now you have to walk quite a bit uphill. The entire camping site plus facilities have been neglected.

This campsite charges €70 per night for a spot without water nearby. View of the sea is only through the trees and if you are lucky that the neighbor across the street does not park there. They say they are dog friendly but dogs are not allowed in the sea there. (Not even when it's 35 degrees) Dogs are allowed outside the campsite in the sea but that's a one kilometer walk over rocks. So don't do it. The regular guests are in charge.