@MauMir

We stayed there for 1 night; our tent is 12 meters long. There are two different lengths of pitches. We had a quiet night. It is quite a walk to the center, but certainly doable. We did have an unpleasant Portuguese neighbor who was grumbling a bit. He moved a bit further away. Everything is nearby and it is clean. The gondola tour was disappointing. If you want to shop, you certainly can, including indoors. Recommended.

We were parked at the camper site on the other side of the gates. We saw that two campers had stayed overnight in this parking spot, next to the square block with pillars. We parked here today to visit the town again. I have no idea if it is officially an overnight parking spot, but I think it shouldn't be a problem in the off-season. The town is well worth a visit. It's getting nicer and nicer.

I visited this place 4 years ago; back then it cost 5 euros. Now it's free. There isn't much there, but it is quiet and has room for somewhat larger campers. You can walk to the cozy, charming town with delicious restaurants. It is definitely worth staying here overnight to visit the town at your leisure. Delicious cherry liqueur is sold locally. There were also campers parked a bit closer to the town, near the illuminated square gate.

Nice spot, but very sloped, hence 2 stars less. If, like now, there are 2 campers—one with a caravan behind it and the other with a trailer—then the straightest spots are already taken. It looks super neat and has a beautiful view of the sea. There is indeed a sign indicating where the campers are supposed to park. We don't know if we will stay; we are parked quite sloped and have a pretty decent leveling system under the camper, but still.

We were parked by the water in the large parking lot.