Parish Church

We had one of our best family holidays to-date at the Falkensteiner campsite in Zadar. It’s a lovely location, with a fab pool, and Zadar is a lovely charming city. There are great restaurants on-site and also within walking distance, and everyone was super friendly. The kids loved the kids club. All in all a lovely relaxing experience.

Molum Resort is a stunning retreat that exceeds all expectations. The design is luxurious and harmonious with nature, creating a truly serene atmosphere. Every detail—from the impeccable service to the exquisite cuisine—reflects thoughtfulness and quality. It’s an unforgettable destination that redefines coastal luxury.

The hotel is fantastic for families with children. The beach has a beautiful environment with lots of greenery, and the waterslide by the pool is great — just like the smaller, covered pool for the youngest kids. The food and the variety of food were fabulous. What’s absurd and negative is the morning “reservation” of sunbeds by the pool with towels and personal belongings by people who arrived hours after we did — we almost had nowhere to put our things. The hotel does not address this situation and leaves it up to the guests to sort it out themselves. What’s also unfortunate is the condition of the beach. No one takes care of the service there — it’s pretty much wild and unmanaged. The sunbeds are scattered around and in rather shabby condition. Towels have to be picked up by the pool (they don’t give them out on the beach), and they’re exchanged for a paper card, which I consider nonsense and a burden on guests in the 21st century. For a room price of nearly €600 per night, the guest receives very minimal service by the pool and none on the beach. That said, the hotel was great, and so was the food. We’re grateful for the one-hour later check-out.