Domaine Pourki






I have recently stayed at this campground due to an event being held on the premises. The cabins were advertised as being spacious enough to hold 4-10 people. I just want people to be aware of what theyre booking if theyre more than 4 people since had i known what the cabin looked like on the inside I would have booked a different accommodation. In order to have enough beds for more than 4 guests a bunk bed is put in place which is extremely small and unstable, especially considering that we were all adults staying in the cabin. The ladder to get to the top bunk was very unsafe and the beds were uncomfortable. The small couch pulled out and had springs coming through them needless to say, it was uncomfortable as well. When I was looking for photos I was unable to find any of the interior so for anybody wondering. Attached , you will find photos of the accommodation. The water at the facility is also unusable so please bring bottled. The rooms do come with an AC. However, it is still warm in the cabin during the day. The cabin and the beds are very dusty so beware to those who have allergys, bring your medication because you will be congested. On the positive side, the view is beautiful and the grounds are well kept.
I reserved the hutte Bora Bora no 1 and they move us to the more spacious and recent one no 5, which was appreciated. One night, due to the bad weather and the strong wind, they offered us to stay on a vacant chalet, which again was appreciated. Despite that, I was a disappointed by my experience. I did not expect the site to be in construction. I understand that you have maintenance to do on a campground, but prior to have customer on it. So I would recommend than you book after mid-June to fully benefit of the experience. At our arrival, we were welcomed by the owner but I would have expected more informations rather than discovered them later by myself. Like the water is non-drinking, what is needed to know prior to use a canoe, where are the showers, the garbage bins. A little more organisation would be appreciated.
The chalets are good, well maintained and clean. The rooms were congested and extremely small, but still manageable. I enjoyed staying in chalets. Water from sink had some smell. We bought water with us to drink. Unclean surroundings filled with mosquitoes, flies, etc everywhere. The place really requires maintainence. Got few insect bites during my 3-day stay. The floating huts looked beautiful from outside. The water surroundings had stinky smell. Bad quality Wi-Fi.
Domaine Pourki is hands down the best campsite I’ve ever visited! The Caribbean-themed vibe is incredible — from the palm trees to the waterfront huts, it truly feels like a tropical escape. The staff were amazing and super attentive to every need. The energy, the layout, the atmosphere — all top-notch. I’ll definitely be going back often!
A big thank you for one of the best stay my friends and I had. I recommend the cabins on the water to spend the night. I promise you won't regret it! The staff are amazing and everyone is very welcoming. . The place is surprising from every point of view, swimming pool, archery canoeing, music there is all to occupy the day and night.
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