@Ingrid67!

The public toilet at the harbor was really filthy; it simply wasn't cleaned. We didn't use any of the other services. It is a very beautiful little town though, which you can reach on foot. On Saturdays, most shops close at 1:00 PM.

You activate the connection by scanning the code at the power point and can indicate if you want to use multiple services. Beautiful view of the sea, but do require a parking space for your camper. Very clean shower and toilet facilities, seem recently renovated. Enjoyed using the washing machine and dryer. Friendly harbor master who hands out the tokens for the washing machine. Currently very busy in the harbor... otherwise a good place!!

Beautiful surroundings, direct walking routes from the camper pitch. Nice pitch on gravel and grass. Water and electricity close by on the pitch. Very clean showers and toilets, 4 minutes of showering for 5 crowns. Friendly harbor master with his wife! Worth coming back.

No possibility of supplying water. Very difficult to figure out how the code for the toilets and the outdated shower room works. We got the impression that quite a few people came to the camper site for other reasons. Many cars parked temporarily, and finding condoms on the ground created an unpleasant feeling. Not worth repeating... for us, at least.

We had a lovely, spacious pitch. The sanitary facilities weren't clean; only one shower worked, the other didn't, and the remaining showers were already locked. The campsite looks neglected: old, broken tents lying on the ground. The swimming pool was closed and had dirty, green water. The restaurant was excellent! To dispose of your grey water or fill up your tank, you have to pay an additional €5 at the camper site in front of the campsite!

Beautiful campsite, spacious enough pitches. The power went out, but it was fixed the same day. Sanitary facilities were more than adequate. It's a shame the pool is already closed in September and the bread service is no longer available. Beautiful surroundings: historic village and the end of the coast...