Waterman Beach Village in Supetar

We arrived at Waterman quite late and the lovely staff checked us in and gave us our key and a drink of water. The camp itself is very clean and well maintained even the shared toilets/shower rooms are lovely. The Bungalows are lovely the only thing we did find is they are smaller than the photos make out. We did struggle for storage and as 3 girls getting ready each day there was no full length mirror or area to get ready comfortably. I found myself doing my make up in my small mirror a lot. There was no iron but other than that all the equipment you need is there. The air con worked great the whole time and the Wifi was also great. The showers were fine clean, the bathrooms again small but ok. The camp itself has 2 small pools which we never got chance to use as we did a lot of tours and exploring whilst there. The little beach at the bottom of the camp is lovely. You need sea shoes though as the stone hurt your feet. You also have to pay 25 Kuna for the sunbeds per day. We found the breakfast abit of the same everyday who wants veg in the morning I like a bacon butty! Again we only had a few brekkys as we were out early everyday. The Beach walk at night to get to Supetar port was dangerous as it wasnt lit up so we did find as 3 girls walking that way abit dangerous but we did it and just put our torch on our phone on. You can walk the other way but that road itself is dark to. Overall I would recommend the Beach Village but if your a luxury traveller like myself I wouldn't class it as luxury but for the price it was fine. The staff were all very helpful and friendly. The ferry is very easy to get from Supetar to Split. Takes 50 minutes and is 66 Kuna return. We went over to Split a lot as we found Supetar very quite. I highly recommend a Boat Trip of the 5 Islands Split Sea Tours were fantastic made my holiday.

Had an amazing stay, would thoroughly recommend. It being slightly detached from the town made it a really desirable place to stay in terms of how quiet it was. The little houses were an interesting concept and I really enjoyed mine. The only criticism I’d have is that there is no street lighting or pavement on the main road for the first maybe 200-300 metres, making walking at nighttime slightly disconcerting, but that shouldn’t put you off staying in this wonderful complex.

Everything was great! Clean room, helpful staff and wonderful location near beach. Pool was a bonus.

We stayed in bungalow F8 at Waterman Beach Village and found it good value. The accommodation was clean and well-kept, with regular fresh towels, two bathrooms (a real bonus), decent showers and excellent air con. Beds were firm. There was a very large TV that we didn't use. The kitchenette was fine and had an electric hob, microwave, fridge-freezer and kettle, but no oven. We would have appreciated a coffee maker or cafetiere and we ended up buying kitchen scissors at Lidl, five minutes’ walk away. The patio had a table and chairs but wasn’t terribly comfortable and looked directly out to the back of another bungalow a few feet away. On the plus side, it stayed shady at lunchtime. The onsite restaurant has a lovely treetop terrace, but the food was disappointingly poor — one order for a burrito came as a burger and was sent back, only to reappear as a burger chopped up in a wrap a few minutes later. That said, the staff throughout the site were always friendly and helpful. The location is excellent: just a few minutes’ walk to a pretty pebbly beach (water shoes essential), with loungers (€6/day), trees for shade, a kiosk for drinks and ice cream, and stunning sunsets in the evenings. It’s also only a 10-minute stroll along the seafront to Supetar’s marina, ferry and restaurants. We made use of easy public transport to Bol (Arriva bus), booked a great boat trip to the Blue Cave (a highlight of the holiday), and visited Krka National Park from Split. The two pools on site were ok but very small. We did also visit the Waterman Kaktus, as our Beach Village wristbands allowed us to use the facilities. The pool there was a good size, but there was competition for the loungers. We decided to stick to the beach and sea for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling. Overall, this was a great base with plenty of flexibility, friendly staff and unbeatable sunsets. With comfier outdoor furniture and better food on site, it could be excellent.

Tiny House - Nice and quaint, nice bed, bathroom and has chiller and patio. However, there was only 2 face towels and 1 bath towel for 2 of us. When we asked for 1 more bath towel, was informed that there was not enough!
Has a small pool for Tiny House’s guests. Other areas have their own pools.
Walking distance to a beautiful beach.
Theres laundry room on site but need to buy your own detergent.

If you’re a sea swimmer the location of this resort is incredible. Don’t forget beach shoes as there are some sea urchins upon entry to the sea. The view of the mountains in the back drop is incredible and the water is still and crystal clear. We are staying in a bungalow which is similar to a small static caravan but nicer in my opinion. We are tucked away amongst the pine trees with an ocean view which is perfect for a morning coffee. The bungalow is well equipped and it’s exceptionally clean, I appreciate the 2 bathrooms. The air con is very efficient so a lovely cool space to come back too after a day out. The staff on site are lovely and helpful. The local supermarket is a 5 min walk. The harbour of Supetar is a lovely 10 min walk along the promenade with a good choice of restaurants and beautiful buildings, sitting here watching the sun set over the mountains is simply stunning. Its quiet clean. Tmrw we are going to the sister resort in Supetar which has more pools as the pools in the village are very small, perfect for toddler splashes. I’ll check out the on site restaurant at some point which looks like it has a lovely rooftop terrace.

The bungalows were clean. The pool area with some attention could do with being slightly bigger. The restaurant needs working on. There was only one lady on serving and taking orders. The food was cold on both occasions we ate there. A shop that sold ice creams and cold drinks would be ideal on site. We couldn't of asked for better weather. The beach is full of stones so shoes needed.

This is a really nice looking place in a wonderful little resort. It was spotlessly clean and staff and guests were all really nice. We stayed in a brand new glamping pod and loved sitting on the deck and looking out to sea. The little pool that you share with 4 other huts is beautiful and we loved having that area available to us. The air con /heaters in the pods are good, as is the shower. Lidl is really conveniently situated 5 minutes away. Unfortunately, the weather (late May) was terrible. It was too cold to sunbathe 5 out of 7 days, poured with rain and the wind howled all night on several nights. We have come home exhausted because 1) The mattresses, particularly the one upstairs, are rock hard. My back was very painful by night 3. I had to cover the bed in pillows and sleep on those. 2) There is a very bright light outside the pod so there is no darkness. 3) Traffic noise starts at about 4.45am as cars and trucks use the main road (20ft away) to get to the ferry. 4) If it’s windy the noise from that also keeps you awake but we were just unlucky with this. 5) Grounds staff start watering the plants before 7am and completely forget that the accommodation is made of canvas as they talk loudly 3ft from your head. I can’t tell you how desperate we were for sleep. Supetar is a gorgeous little town and the 15 min walk in to town along the promenade is beautiful. Why have I given the 4 stars despite coming home so exhausted? I think if they change the mattresses (PLEASE DO THIS) and if you get good weather, then the only major problem is the traffic noise. They can’t do much about this and I did feel that the owners /managers have really tried to make things nice. (As we suggested on departure, the kettles need longer cords -see photo).

Ideal to feel at home for a short stay.