Camping Cikat

A fantastic campground—highly recommended! Nestled in nature, it offers a truly relaxing and pleasant atmosphere. The facilities are always clean and comfortable, while the campsites are well-shaded, bordered by hedges, and very quiet, ensuring privacy and relaxation.

The only minor drawback for those traveling with a dog: there’s only one spot available for washing pets, which can be quite a distance from some campsites.

Beautiful nature, but unfortunately much too noisy and restless

The campground’s location is beautiful. We really enjoyed the sea, the pine forests, and the natural surroundings. The water in the coves is crystal clear, and you can see fish, crabs, and other marine life.

The restrooms were generally clean. The cleaning staff worked very hard, but unfortunately, many guests often left the restrooms very dirty.

However, the water park disappointed our children: the water is salty, and very loud music plays there all day long.

Unfortunately, the campground was far too noisy overall. The area from the entrance to the water park, in particular, is constantly bustling because day visitors also walk through this area. Anyone with a campsite there shouldn’t expect a quiet atmosphere.

The official quiet hours were also practically never observed. Every single night, we were woken up between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. either by screaming teenagers or by garbage trucks and delivery vehicles. It was virtually impossible for us to sit quietly or get a good night’s sleep.

On top of that, there’s a veritable flood of e-scooters and bicycles. Teenagers, in particular, ride very fast, shouting as they go and showing little regard for others. We’ve been camping for many years and have never experienced a campground that was so loud and chaotic.

Unfortunately, some of the younger male staff members were also unfriendly, disinterested, and unhelpful on multiple occasions.

The way our car breakdown was handled was particularly disappointing. Three days before checkout, we received confirmation from the booking center that we could easily extend our stay by one night. On the day of departure, we were suddenly told there were no more available sites. Although there were vacant spots in the entrance area, these were reserved for guests arriving later. Instead of simply moving our tent about 50 meters, we were offered only a small makeshift spot that normally serves as a parking space. It was only because our car was repaired that same evening around 10 p.m. that my family and I were able to leave; only my two siblings stayed there.

Conclusion: The nature and the sea are fantastic. Guests with campsites right by the sea or farther away from the water park likely have a much nicer experience. However, anyone seeking peace and relaxation should choose the location of their campsite very carefully.

A very simple but nice campground
We paid €350 for three nights, and there were four of us.
It’s not cheap, but that’s normal in Croatia.
The pool is large but filled with saltwater.
Check-out is by 11 a.m.
If you’re even 10 minutes late, they’ll charge you for the whole day.

Amazing holiday destination.
Blue sea blue skies and endless water.

Pros: Beautiful pine forest that seems to be genuinely well-maintained. Plenty of activities for kids, fitness enthusiasts, dog owners, etc.
Easy access to the promenade and the surrounding bays. Well-stocked supermarket.

Cons: Extremely spread out. You definitely need a bike, scooter, etc.
Even the walk to the restroom facilities is very long from the back spots.
Also, the restroom facilities vary in quality—new for the expensive spots, old for the cheap ones, and some of the showers are run-down.

I’d avoid the restaurant.

A really beautiful campground, good food, friendly staff, and complete peace and quiet.