Our glamping tents come in two sizes, and the larger ones can comfortably accommodate up to five guests. It’s a perfect option for families — bring your little adventurers along and enjoy a unique stay at Ranna Surf Village.

Your fully furnished tent and beds will be ready upon arrival, and on cooler nights, heating can be turned on inside the tent for extra comfort.

Our smaller luxury tents are ideal for up to two people, making them a favorite for couples and solo travelers looking for a romantic escape at the edge of the world.

Sleeping in the fresh sea air is incredibly restful, and the roof windows offer beautiful views of drifting clouds by day and the starry sky at night. With the sea in sight and nature all around you, it’s the perfect place to slow down and reconnect.

There’s no noise here — just space to be present.

The Safari Tent is a great choice for groups. With space for up to seven guests, it’s set on its own private terrace and welcomes families and friends who enjoy a more comfortable camping experience.

Its charm lies in simplicity rather than luxury. Nestled in the shade of trees, it stays pleasantly dim in the early morning, allowing you to sleep in and fully recharge.

Our accommodation is deeply connected to nature — and nature lives outside.

When staying with us, expect all the beauty of the coastline: the sound of the sea, birdsong, juniper trees, and fresh air. But also be prepared for the full experience — occasional mosquitoes, seaweed on the shore, changing weather, or the odd curious insect finding its way into your tent.

Nature is best enjoyed in all its forms.

Here, you can truly slow down.

Our surf café offers breakfast and a daily menu, you can unwind in a hammock with a book, or rent a SUP board and head out for a peaceful paddle on the sea.

You can also rent our seaside sauna — and jump straight from the steam room into the waves.

That’s what a real holiday is all about — finding your inner calm.

Ranna Surf Village is, as the name suggests, a place where many families and people come together.

You’ll likely meet travelers from around the world, friendly dogs, and children playing around. On the beach, you might see camper vans parked with groups enjoying long conversations in the evening sun.

This is a shared, open, slightly bohemian village — a place where everyone fits in.

It’s all part of the vibrant, free-spirited lifestyle that defines surf culture.