Parking Povo de Baixo

As already described by others, a beautifully landscaped camper site. 50 pitches at 6 euros; if you want electricity, it costs 5 euros. From the camper site, you can walk straight to the boardwalk: 190 steps down, then the suspension bridge, and then you can go up another 350 steps. To a viewpoint. All in all, quite manageable. They come by twice a day to collect the money. There are no shops or dining options left in the village.

Very nice, quiet location on the edge of town, direct access to nature...lemon groves 🥰🍋 There are two public restrooms. The closest one is above the campsite and has a barbecue, sinks for washing clothes, and dishwashing facilities. The second, older one is near the church. It also has showers with hot water. Both are very clean! 🙂 Contrary to what's stated online, both tapas bars are only open until 2 pm.

Very nice accommodation compared to a few years ago where you could only stand upstairs and on the little square. That was good too, but this is much better. When I was here, the little square was taken over by a group of Spanish/Portuguese Gypsies with deafeningly loud Gypsy music. Left around 4 pm anyway. The minimarket is permanently closed!