Life on Green

We stayed in one of the bungalows and had plenty of space, air conditioning and an excellent bathroom. The whole site feels like a little forest that stretches all the way to the cliffs by the sea. Small platforms with wooden sun loungers are built along the cliffs, and you can climb down into the water via ladders. Right in the middle of the woods there's a hut serving great coffee, beer and snacks. Next to it is a small open-air forest kitchen with a fantastic breakfast - fruit, porridge, ham and eggs, French toast and more. For dinner there's fish, pasta and other dishes. You really feel like you're in a little jungle, dining outdoors with a few lovely people. We were travelling with primary-school-age children, and they could roam the entire grounds freely without us having to worry. A small path takes you to the harbour, the beach promenade, the shopping street and restaurants in just a few minutes. A wonderful place - we hope we can come back soon.

Location

Didn’t get cleaned once in our 4 night stay

Loved the location that was an easy 6 min walk from town. Good go parking our car. Set behind the pine trees and campers with easy access down ladder to swim in the sea with nice wooden beds to lie on. Family room nice and big with good porch.

Blankets were very thick. Prefer medium weight comforters with air con. Porch was hot in sun but good aircon inside and cooler to sit under shade of trees at restaurant

Location near the water. Fridge. Air conditioning. Availability of food / drinks

For the price - it wasn’t cleaned at all during our 3 days stay (at least the bin near the toilet could have been emptied / floors swept). Marketing makes no mention of the fact that it’s part of a backpacker campsite. The vehicle entrance looks like you’re entering a derelict area