A very nice campsite with a friendly welcome. Buses and taxis are available to the village and the lighthouse at the end of the world. Clean showers and toilets.

A lot of money (€3 per night), but there aren't many alternatives nearby, so you have to make do. The sanitary facilities are old but well-maintained. The pitches aren't level, but it's manageable. There's a bus to the city center around the corner, and there's also a large mall within a 150-meter walk. There's a large swimming pool, and there's a restaurant at the campsite, which we didn't visit, so I can't comment on that.

If you don't need a shower and/or toilet because you have a campervan, park 50 meters away for free and with a better view. Otherwise, pay €40 per night and know you're paying too much for what you get. Only the short walk to the beautiful beach makes this campsite viable.

The app said they were "closed today." They weren't, but after three days at the campsite, that message was still there, perhaps that's why it was only half full. Anyway, the welcome was very friendly, and if you trust me, you can take a loaf of bread from the basket and put 2 euros in the container. You don't see that very often anymore. The sanitary facilities are outdated and in need of replacement, but well-maintained.