This location is conveniently connected to the tourist information service and shares the same grounds as the Museum of fishing and shipbuilder J. Gizo. It offers a quieter environment compared to the harbor, but is still within walking distance. The harbor area features a restaurant, ferry service, water equipment rentals, a watching tower, smoked fish for sale, and access to the beach. Note that power supply services were not specifically requested.
The place and price were as described, which was great. The bathroom was very clean, with two toilets, a shower, and a sink, exclusively for campers, in addition to other public toilets. The current opening hours for arrivals are Tuesday to Friday from 8 am to 6 pm, and Saturdays from 9 am to 3:30 pm. We called in advance (based on other reviews) and had no problem with the arrival. The staff were very friendly and spoke good English. The kitchen had electricity, but it was not ideal.
Small, beautiful campsite with clean toilets and showers. Some traffic noise due to its proximity to the harbor and events that take place there. However, it is not noisier at night than elsewhere. There is a supermarket within walking distance. It is also a great starting point for a boat trip to the sandbank from the harbor. Children are not charged.