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Added by Jopie, at 28 June 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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11 Reviews
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21 September 2017
This place was amazing. I went a few months ago and was blown away by the beauty of the place. Staying in one of the huts it was nice to break away from technology and just relax and take the views in. For scuba diving as well I was blown away by the aquatic life that seems to be teeming around this place. Once I can upload photos I will
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08 September 2017
The sea is really nice for swimming. The whole complex is nice, it has excellent toilet and showers with hot water. Price is ok for daily visitors. The flaw is that there is only fast food stand with food that is not so good and activities are not for daily visitors but only for guests (table football, table tennis ).
More je lijepo za kupanje. Cijeli kompleks je fora, ima odličan WC i tuševe s toplom vodom. Cijena je ok za dnevne posjetitelje. Minusi su što ima samo ne dobar fast food i aktivnosti nisu za dnevne posjetitelje nego samo za goste (stolni nogomet, stolni tenis).response / report this review -
01 September 2017
Great place for families with children. Really nice And clean beach And camping.
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11 August 2017
Too many people on the beach. Poor cleanliness in bathrooms and toilets. In the restaurant are dirty glasses and too much noise. Everything else is ok.
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09 July 2017
Great to be here, again and again ;-) Would say this is best if you are a family with kids, and/or you like their extensive offering of sport activities. The concept is camping in straw huts (huts are basic and have no electricity). Sailing boats and surfing equipment is a little old, but ok for using it once or twice. You can always bring your own gear in case you are more professional. Food is ok (but nothing special). Beware that the resort is huge, hundreds of huts and 1000+ people in high season. We think staying about 10 days is ideal.
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07 June 2017
Amazing beach, not very crowded. Lots of options for food, most of it is decent. I don't like having to walk to the bathroom and not having electricity but we knew that coming in! Friendly staff. 2 beach bars that are a little pricy ( we paid $20 for 2 drinks). Overall would reccomend Pine Beach!
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15 April 2017
Robinson vacation :) without electricity, wifi, TV and other electrical stuf. You have it in the restaurant, but don't have it in the hut where you live. This is great!!! Toilets are very clean, food is good, employees are profesional.
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04 January 2017
Went there 2 years ago for conference and initial reaction was errr?? Only because we arrived at midnight and let's just say we had no clue what the sleeping quarters were, we soon found out though. So it is a resort with huts as the sleeping areas. Now these huts have no electricity or WiFi, so do make sure you take a flash light. The bar comes with WiFi and it's meant to be the centre of social interaction. On the whole the resort offers a lot of put door activities, archery, water sports, so if going with kids there will be loads to do. The idea is to be 'tech free' which is what you want when on holiday. The neighbouring fishing village offers dancing, selection of food ( they offer a whole lamb on a spit) to share and drinks
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01 September 2016
Perfect Place for family holidays! Sandy beach, bar, activities and the territory is big enough to get lost )
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07 August 2016
Very nice and clean resort with a lot of pine trees that create a great atmosphere. Good food and a lot of activities for kids and adults throughout the day (sport and entertainment). Recommended.
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05 July 2016
Just finished a weekend trip here with my two children, both preteens. Fantastic place, absolutely stunning, excellent food & service. Will most definitely be returning.
A few tips for anyone considering going-
1. Bring good torches or lanterns
2. Bring bug spray
3. Bring a washing line & pegsto tie around trees during your stay
4 If you're booking a sea hut (which I did) beware hut 240 is right next to the bar, can be very noisy until late
5. Bring a thermal flask to fill with coffee at breakfast, coffee is only available free of charge at breakfast after that you need to buy it at the bar
6. Bring a flask to fill with cold drinks at meal times
7. Book places for the adventure park on check in or risk not being able to do it (like us 😕)
8. Probably the most useful - bring a combination lock, only one key is provided per hut, we brought a combination lock with us, we each knew the code & it saved us having to hunt each other down every time we wanted to go into the hut 😀
9. Taxis to the resort are very expensive, €100 return to Zadar airport for a standard car. If you book in advance you can rent a car for cheap, try San.diego.cars in Split or alternatively if you can't drive price Lulić taxis, they're a local companycheaper than the organised taxi through Pine Beach.
10. Kids club runs from June, however the teen club for over 12's only starts at the end of July
11. I stayed here the first week in July, however I visited in June. In June the place was very peaceful & obviously less crowded. If you can its nice to come outside of July & August as it can get very very crowded with staying guests & day visitorsresponse / report this review
