Lost its charm
Valalta now feels too big, too commercial, and lacking in atmosphere. With many permanent pitches and a distant, impersonal vibe, it feels more like a holiday machine than a relaxed naturist resort. For those seeking peace and authenticity: it’s no longer what it used to be.

Ein wunder barer Ort sich zu erholen ,es gibt genügend Duschen / WC die immer sauber sind das Personal ist sehr Freundlich und Hilfsbereit. Das Bad ist sehr groß und gibt genügend Schirme und Liegen. Im Supermarkt gibt es alles
die Vielen Lokale sind sehr gut. Wir kommen wieder.

Georg Frischholz

Been there for the last three years and still go back again, food, camp sites, entertainment and cleanliness is second to none.
If you have not tried it yet give it a go.More reviews by Bob & Wendy (4)

This year we have noticed some displeasing things:
- we could't sleep until 1-2 am because of some loud
music from some restaurant. Not to mention
some youngsters who made bike race between the
bungalows. If I want night life, I go to Ibiza!

- we are non-smokers, but we had to bear smoking at
the pool, which is -I think- nowadays unacceptable.

- illogical that I have to be dressed in the pharmacy
for example when I can be naked in the nearly boutique.
It is true for the supermarket etc. Moreover it seems it's
a tendency that the people are mostly dressed also in
the hot evenings, but we have seen lots of dressed people
during the days also. So it seems Valalta tend to be
clothing optional.

- the guys at the bike rental and at the main entrance of
the camping were very impolite, without any reason.
They are living from us, or am I wrong? Valalta is not
a cheap place at all.

However the camping clean and well maintained.

Aria outside Valalta is interesting to visit. Valalta more 3 star rather than 4 as they (valalta) say. Rocky coast boat hire fun with life jackets (wear them as sea rough in ships wake). Salt pool. Homosexual sex on the rocks at ford end of coast, Shame. Would like to go back there one day.