Parking

Terrible service!! A shame for the shopkeepers

The ladies at the Tourist Information say it isn't allowed, but we were able to spend the night peacefully, along with 14 other campers. We stayed really neatly between the lines, with a step inside, and showed absolutely no signs of camping behavior. Lovely walk on the boulevard by the sea!

We stayed here for two nights. It's a quiet spot in the off-season. The campervan must be parked exactly within the designated parking areas. The police check daily. The village itself isn't very interesting. Many restaurants are closed. Only a few establishments along the boulevard are open. For water and greywater, etc., you have to go to the Carrefour, 1.5 km away. There is a public toilet and a waste bin.