On our visit in September 2012 we found the pitches difficult to locate, on the pitches where we were pitched water points non existent had to a search in the permanent caravan area.More reviews by Keith Mackley (2)

We stayed at this site July 2012. Its a huge site thats won lots of awards but we weren't impressed. At least 10% of the campers were'nt naturists and never went nude. This made the site feel like a clothing optional site rather than naturist. There were a lot of older teenagers/young adults who obviously didnt want to be at the site for naturism and tended to roam the site in groups. Scooters were ridden round the site by youngsters and some grafitti in the toilets.
We had some very noisy neighbours who kept us awake most nights till 5am when they went to bed. The management did nothing about it - suggesting that we moved pitches (not easy on this site as they couldnt tell you which pitches were free) We finally had to leave early due to lack of sleep - the site charged us for the unused days and were totally disinterested in our complaint. The site rules say no noise after midnight and no cars till 7am - but cars regularly moved around at all times. Security is very lax = we walked in and out of the main entrance on many occasions and were never asked for ID. Lots of others did the same. We know outsiders arrived by boat from other campsites as we met and talked to them (they do it often)
The site is hilly - and this makes walking to shop - beach - office very difficult. Charges for everyting - eg 70Kuna for 3 hrs (extortionate)
'Sandy' beach was not well kept - grass growing and never raked.
On plus side toilets & showers were very clean and sea clear. Pitches large and well marked.
We couldn't recommend this site to genuine naturists

Ken