Great and perfect camp, but the prices are to high! The other bad thing is that the management of camp is destroying too much nature around to build new camp parcelles! And the badest thing are mobile homes!!!! There are just to many of them and they are to expensive. The point of camping (my wife and I are \"old\" campers and we really know what camping must be like) are tents and mobile caravans - not wooden houses with tv, air condition, own bath.....in camp.
Hope my voice will get high!!!!

This camping was advertised to us as a superb option, but we were quite disappointed with it. With ACSI card you need to know that: you are only eligible for Standard pitches next to the aquapark, and I don\'t think this is anywhere mentioned until you arrive.Those pitches are quite small, with very little separation between them and you feel a little bit like on the parking ground. They were mainly occupied by motorhomes, but I\'m not sure I would be able to fit a 7,5m caravan + car and also have space for awing. Also, those pitches are next to the aquapark, which is a huge drawback - on your pitch you are accompanied with a loud party music from pools for a whole day!! (not on a periods, but a truly whole day). Also, you can not just pay a difference from ACSI rate and get another better pitch - you have to pay a full rate. This significantly devaluate ACSI pitches.

Do not count for Comfort pitches to the left (numbered 900+, not the ones next to the pool). Those are occupied but all year round caravans, most of which looks like they have been here forever. This part looks like a small nomad town, far from a caravaning world. On the other hand side, a waterfront line is often filled with very expensive buses (as motorhome may not be enough). This is quite steep campground, so if you take a bike to get to the beach, you are not even allowed to chain it to a rail next to beach stairs. Probably to do not obstruct view from first line and disturb walking people. My perception was, that this is quite \"posh\" place.

Additionally, keep in mind that for September water in pools was quite cold, but also pools are filled with SALTY water, which not everyone will like. Those drawbacks, make this really great and new aquapark a less tempting benefit, especially taking into account additional effort to get there.

One thing I have to add as an important advantage, is the coastal path - you can have nice walks or take kids for a bike ride. This is not that often available in Croatia.

Fantastic campsite! Set in woodland right on the coast and only a 20 minute walk from Mali Losinj, an attractive place for a morning wander with its small fish market, museums and pleasure boats. There's cycling to be had too, with a coastal path running both ways from the site. The water here is beautifully clear for swimming and the campsite's small aquapark, which had just opened for the season, is pretty good fun as well, with a huge saltwater pool, slides and fun for the little ones - and grown-ups! Facilities on site are excellent, with some of the best showers we've seen - two shower heads in each cubicle in our nearest block, and plenty of space. There's free wifi too. We had a wonderfully relaxing week here and would love to return.

Large site with good size level pitches. Good electric and water supplies. Toilet and showers areas very clean and modern. Vast Aqua Park which is free for camp site residents. Good strength FREE wifi. Supermarket adequate, didn't use restaurant. Only drawback was the redevelopment of the site consequently certain areas of the site suffer excessive noise pollution. The development will make Cikat a very good site but because of the building work expect disruption.