Safari tent Harmony - 5 persons

Bardzo duży kompleks, z dużą ilością atrakcji dla dzieci. Minus to poruszanie się bez rowerów lub hulajnóg.

Very large campground; the restrooms could be a bit cleaner; not all sites are shaded; depending on the site, it can be quite a distance to the supermarket, which has very inflated prices.

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A nice campground, but it’s very much geared toward car use—there’s a lot of car traffic and scooters. Everything is cleaned and maintained several times a day—but don’t count on sleeping in, because trash is picked up between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., so the garbage trucks drive right through the campground during that time. There are also small bakeries and “pasta to go” shops all over the place—so it’s not just one bakery for the whole campground; each area has its own little shops. You can also grab a bite to eat or a drink at the pool, or order takeout.

This review covers my overall experience at Valamar Camping Lanterna. We booked our mobile home through Eurocamp, and as I understand it, Eurocamp is responsible for these mobile homes, not Valamar; therefore, my review focuses more on the surrounding area than on the mobile home itself.

What I really liked was how clean everything was. There’s a lot of staff, and the restroom facilities—which were renovated in 2026—are truly spotless. On that note, I’d also like to mention that there are often separate children’s restrooms with sinks at three different heights.

Another nice thing is that there are bakeries everywhere where you can pick up rolls, baguettes, or strudel in the morning.

I also really liked that the trash stations are well-spaced out and emptied regularly. I’ve had different experiences in the past.

Overall, there’s a wide range of activities, but you have to be aware that nothing is included in the price. I think €6 for 10 minutes on the bouncy castle is really expensive. You also have to pay for the lounge chairs at the beach or pool (to be fair, there are other places to put your stuff, though).

The grounds are huge, and I have to admit that I got lost twice before I found my mobile home (despite very clear directions). I recommend bringing a scooter, bike, or something similar; otherwise, you’ll have to walk a lot.

During our visit in August, the crowd was very diverse—lots of Dutch, Austrians, Poles, and Germans, but actually quite a few Croatians as well.

Overall, it was a nice vacation, and I’d definitely come back.