Shared
4-bed mixed dorm
Two bunks, four beds, no excuse not to meet people.
- Beds
- 2 bunk beds
- Bathroom
- Shared bathroom (not en suite)
- Book on
- Hostelworld · Booking.com
Stay
Beds a hundred metres from the sea.
4-, 6- and 8-bed dorms and a double room in a thatched house with a garden, bar and kitchen. It’s a social hostel: people come here to meet people, and at night you’ll hear it.
Pick your bed.
We don’t have room photos on this site yet, so we don’t invent any: each card shows capacity as a drawing plus a real photo of the hostel. Room photos are on Hostelworld and Booking.com.
2 bunks = 4 beds · illustration, not a floor plan Hostel photo — not the room Shared
6-bed dorm
Six beds in bunks. More people, more stories.
6 beds in bunks · illustration, not a floor plan - Beds
- Bunk beds
- Bathroom
- To be confirmed Ask
- Book on
- Booking.com
Hostel photo — not the room Shared
8-bed dorm
The big room. Arrive as a group or leave with one.
8 beds · illustration, not a floor plan - Beds
- Single bed (as Booking.com describes it)
- Bathroom
- To be confirmed Ask
- Book on
- Booking.com
Hostel photo — not the room Private
Double room
One double bed and a door that closes.
1 double bed · illustration, not a floor plan - Beds
- 1 double bed
- Bathroom
- To be confirmed — listings disagree Ask
- Book on
- Booking.com
Hostel photo — not the room -
Other options To confirm
Other ways to stay
In its Hostelworld description the hostel says it also offers tents and hammocks. They don’t appear as a bookable option on any platform, so we don’t know capacity, price or availability — ask the hostel directly.
Source: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
On every bed.
Per the hostel’s own Hostelworld description: “All beds and rooms have a mosquito net, a fan, big locker, sheets, blankets and towels (if you need)”.
- Mosquito net
- Fan
- Big locker
- Sheets and blankets included
- Towels: ask AskThe hostel says “towels if you need”; Hostelworld lists them for hire.
Source: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
And around the hostel
- Free WiFi
- Free coffee all day
- Free drinking water
- 24-hour reception
- No curfew
- Free luggage storage
- Laundry
- Garden and terrace
- Book exchange and board games
- Restaurant, café and bar
- No guest kitchen
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com — questions answered by the property (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
Check availability and prices.
Bookings happen on the hostel’s official listings. Hostelworld sells the 4-bed dorm; Booking.com has every option. Prices change by date and rate, which is why we don’t publish any here.
- Check-in 14:00–24:00 · check-out before 11:00 (per the hostel on Hostelworld; Booking.com says 24 h).
- Adults only (18+). No pets. No curfew.
- Cancellation on Hostelworld: up to 3 days before; otherwise the first night is charged.
- Bring cash and confirm whether cards are accepted — listings disagree.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
Book on
or write to us →Bookings are made on the hostel’s official listings. This site doesn’t show live availability.
Before you book
What room types are there?
Currently listed: a 4-bed mixed dorm (2 bunks, on Hostelworld and Booking.com), a 6-bed dorm in bunks, an 8-bed dorm and a double room with a double bed (these three on Booking.com). The hostel also mentions tents and hammocks, but they can’t be booked online — ask.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
Are there rooms with a private bathroom?
The 4-bed dorm uses a shared bathroom (not en suite). For the double room, listings disagree: Booking.com lists two versions, and an answer from the property says the double has no private bathroom. If you need one, confirm with the hostel before booking. There are no twin rooms.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com — questions answered by the property (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What comes with each bed? Lockers and towels?
According to the hostel, every bed has a mosquito net, a fan and a big locker, with sheets and blankets. The 4-bed dorm beds also have a curtain. Towels are described differently (“if you need” vs. for hire on Hostelworld) — ask or bring your own. Check whether you need a padlock for the locker.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Source: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
Is it a quiet hostel?
No, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It’s a social hostel with a bar, music and events most nights. No quiet hours are published, and some guests mention music until 2–3 am. Light sleeper? Bring earplugs… or join the party.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Hostelworld — events published by the hostel (opens in a new tab) · Tripadvisor — restaurant (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
What are check-in and check-out times?
The hostel publishes on Hostelworld: check-in 14:00–24:00 and check-out before 11:00. Booking.com shows both as “available 24 hours”. Reception is 24 hours. Arriving late? Let them know. Late check-out is available for a fee.
Confirm with the hostel before booking
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)
How much is a night?
Prices change by date, rate and platform, so we don’t publish fixed rates. Check availability and prices on Hostelworld or Booking.com, or message the hostel.
Sources: Hostelworld — hostel listing (opens in a new tab) · Booking.com (opens in a new tab) (checked 29 Oct 2026)