"Pros: Great breakfast served outside very punctually. Cons: Toilet too small to close door or sit comfortably." ~Annabel

"Pros: We are a family of 4, 2 adults and 2 children (12 & 9 years). We arrived very late at night, approximately 1am,there was a security guard at the gate to greet us and show us to our chalet. We stayed for 1 week as a family and really enjoyed our relaxed stay. The boys had endless fun in the pool on the slides. The sea is really off access unless you're surfing, but we did have fun on the beach. A surf rental place would benefit from setting up here. The chalet was comfortable, but bring some elbow grease and an open mind if you're expecting Sandles, it's not, you must remember that you're in Africa. There are a few fixes required and I would say constructively that a handy man could be hired to take care of the whole place. We applied a few fixes and cleaned ourselves which was grand. The staff that do work there, from the life guard to the shop guy are super nice and couldn't do enough for you. Even our strange request for a coffee pot was met with them going out and buying a coffee machine for our chalet. They go above and beyond to help you. We bought a tagine for a local shop for approximately €2 and had great fun cooking for the family and getting inventive with the local produce. For the price we paid, this place deserves 5 stars. The village surrounding the camp is small however the people are super friendly and very appreciative of your custom. There's a local lady who bakes the most beautiful rounds of bread, that's all she sells, and it's delicious. They cost 3dhm €0.30. There is WiFi at the camp but it's not fabulous, a suggestion would be to get a free sim card from the airport and top up there too. We went without and it was great to unplug for that time. Cash is used throughout, card payments are not available. Fantastic sunsets and moon sets. Again, remember this is Africa. Cons: Could have been a bit cleaner however we asked for an additional cleaning cloth and did it ourselves. No problem." ~Róisín