Safari tent Luxe - 5 persons

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A very nice campground that has been largely renovated; the new section features excellent, clean restrooms, beautiful campsites, friendly staff, and very good restaurants. Only in the section that hasn’t been renovated yet are the restrooms very outdated, though they are clean.

Hello, I first visited Koversada four years ago and immediately fell in love with the campground, the sea, and the people here. It has a very friendly, family-like atmosphere, and I think you quickly feel right at home. I’ve spent three wonderful vacations here with my girlfriend. We’re here right now, and this vacation is also wonderful, but I’d like to share a few thoughts that make me a little sad. I’ve heard that Koversada is one of the oldest naturist campsites in Croatia and a truly beautiful one. We were a bit taken aback when the nudist area shrunk significantly this year and the view of the sea is no longer as open to the horizon, but rather toward the other side of the coast—I find that very unfortunate. (Since I love that wide view of the sea, and it’s no longer really visible from the nudist area) Furthermore, I was very shocked when I saw the prices for an ice cream or a Coke at the stands. That’s too much to ask, and you can’t really enjoy the ice cream or the Coke at all. Maybe you could consider or change one or two things, since we love coming here and would like to keep coming. All the best, Lukas

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This is a campground that isn’t just divided into clothed and nude sections. It left me with a rather divided impression as well. It was apparently once a completely nude campground. Now, in order to accommodate clothed campers as well, it has been split into two sections. And this gives me the impression that nudism is the unloved child. From the nudist area, signs with pictures and text at various points indicate that from here on it’s clothed camping—PLEASE GET DRESSED. But try walking from the clothed area toward the nudist section. We couldn’t find any sign here saying “please undress from here on.” At times, there were more clothed campers in the nudist area than there were nudists who had checked in here. Furthermore, there is a rather significant price difference between these two camping groups when it comes to the daily rates for the site. It should be clear to everyone who is being hit harder in their non-existent pockets here. The one who has no clothing costs. And to make matters worse, the hot water at one of the wash houses had also gone out. The site itself is beautiful, the plots are huge, there are several swimming options, and the restrooms were cleaned several times a day. If it weren’t for the issues mentioned above, the 60 euros for the early season would be justified—albeit with a heavy heart—but not as it stands. A tip for Maistra-Camping: Get your act together. And remember, RVers stick together.

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