Camping Faro de Higuer

Pros: beautiful views, lovely hiking trails, plenty of showers and toilets less than ten meters from the camper site. Provided you're on the asphalt above. There are also camper sites down near the entrance. Everything was clean too. Not perfect, but certainly adequate. Con: expensive, but that's not surprising for a spot by the sea. Yes, there are "permanent" residents here, but I didn't experience any problems. I stayed here for two nights. It was absolutely fine.

Large campsite with concrete pitches overlooking the sea or grass pitches overlooking numerous mobile homes. We chose grass pitches in the late season, which was quiet. There are two restaurants, but it can get noisy on weekends. Excellent sanitary facilities. The beach is not accessible, so just look around. There's a beautiful beach in the town, accessible via a GR hiking trail. A beautiful town! There are also two excellent restaurants next to the lighthouse.

It's not cheap, that's true! But the campsite is neat and you can eat pinchos (which aren't expensive) with a phenomenal view of the sea. We campers rarely stay anywhere long, so don't complain, as if you booked for three weeks... #thehappycamper