Great facilities such as showers, bathrooms, and cooking facilities. The owner is very friendly, helpful and speaks some English. There is plenty of space to camp, so you will not be crowded. The site is very picturesque.
The campsite is a 5-minute walk to a bay full of tidal pools. The bay is ideal for snorkelling in.
The campsite has a large cooking area where you can barbecue. You can buy charcoal from the Campsite owner. There is a shop about a 5-minute drive in the village where you can buy food. We bought some additional cooking equipment there (tinfoil trays, smaller barbecue grills etc). The cooking area has large work areas and sinks to clean utensils as well. Ideal for large groups.
The campsite is quite remote, but there is a small shop in the village where you can buy food for cooking. It also has nice bento’s. There is a cafe near the entrance to the site that is supposedly quite good. Unfortunately, it was closed for the days we were there. As I said, the site is quite remote so this café may be handy for breakfast if you don’t feel like cooking.
Cabins are also available here but I do not know of the cost. They looked very comfortable so that is also an option if you don;t fancy camping!
Pictures included: Wide open space to camp; despite many other visors, we were not cramped. Plenty of space.
Cooking area: Smaller grills and tinfoil trays were bought in a local shop in the village. Charcoal, wood etc for burning can be bought at the campsite from the owner (it is quite cheap).
Pictures of the tidal-pool and bay for swimming/snorkelling. The sunset picture was taken down by the...
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