Olivia Green Camping

Fantastically beautiful location, Tisno is a good 25 minute walk away. Staff at check-in/out very friendly. I think the new restaurant is so-so. The location is absolutely top-notch, the food is naaaa, the price is naaaa and the staff is naaaa.

The whole complex is really beautifully laid out. The old olive trees give the campsite a great ambience and the outdoor area is also very well maintained. There is a great restaurant right by the sea where we had a delicious meal. Not exactly cheap but recommendable. The service in the restaurant and at reception was always very courteous and friendly. Now comes the big BUT. What I have no understanding for and was extremely disappointed with was the cleanliness of the sanitary facilities. No matter when you went to the showers, they were always dirty. Black mold in the corners and dirty joints. An unpleasant smell of mold on top of that. There was also disgusting dirt in the corners. You can just see that they are not cleaning properly here. If they tackled this properly and scrubbed the showers properly, this could be easily avoided. However, if (I have observed this) you just briefly and carelessly stroke the floor with a dirty mop, then nothing surprises me. There are also cobwebs everywhere and moths hanging from the ceilings. This could also be avoided! I think it's a real shame that you have to go into a "luxury camp" and shower feeling disgusted and afraid of touching anything. You can only appeal to the management to change something, as the rest of the complex is really very nice! There have been so many complaints, please change something!

We booked a deluxe villa for two weeks in August. The villa was in a really beautiful location, with a view of the sea. The pool was shared with the neighbor, which was no problem at all, and was of sufficient size, especially because it was relatively deep. In my opinion, the villa is more of a camping cabin, it's a bit too small and you have to know each other well to spend time there together. The terrace invites you to linger and is furnished with high-quality furniture. When we arrived - as I said, we stayed for 14 days - we asked for an intermediate cleaning on the 7th day. We were told that this was not usual and that we would have to pay €50 for it. After some discussion, we were told that we would get a basic cleaning for free, no final cleaning, which was fine with us. In fact, the €50 was on the bill, so we didn't argue any further. We also had problems with the pool for 5 days - it was covered in algae because the jets weren't working properly. We complained about this every day and were always told that the technician would fix it, but in fact the problem persisted until we left. Olivia Green Camping is committed to sustainability, and in fact a lot of the villa is made of plastic, including the shower cubicles and the floors. The coffee spoons at breakfast are also made of plastic, so there is definitely some wear and tear. All in all, at around €460 per day, it's not exactly a bargain and in my opinion the price/performance ratio doesn't match up.