Nestled on a terraced hillside with breathtaking Mediterranean views, this campsite is a well-established destination offering a mix of natural beauty and practical amenities. A free shuttle train runs daily from 9am to 8pm, easing navigation of the steep terrain between the upper pool and sports area and the lower private beach cove. Guests consistently praise the friendly and helpful staff, who contribute to a welcoming atmosphere. The on-site restaurant and poolside bar serve excellent meals and good food, though the restaurant can be busy and reservations are sometimes needed. The pool area is nice, with a bar and reasonable prices, but uses salt water and has limited hours, closing at 19:00. The beach is easily accessible and offers a private area exclusively for campers. Sanitary facilities are generally clean and well-maintained, but showers and toilets are dated, with drainage issues and a lack of shelves, hooks, and basic supplies like toilet paper and hair dryers. Pitches are terraced, shady, and spacious, but not grassy, and the terrain can be challenging for walking or cycling. The campsite is generally quiet and peaceful, though noise from late-night groups has been reported. WiFi is free near reception but paid elsewhere; mobile signal is good. A shop is available on site. The campsite is suitable for all ages, but the kids' club is not very active and the steep slopes make it less ideal for children to find playmates. Some guests noted a lack of recycling containers. A few safety concerns have been raised, including a car window being smashed. Overall, the campsite offers good value for money with its stunning location, friendly staff, and beach access, despite some dated facilities and operational quirks.
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