Staying at this campsite is simply an experience. All sorts of activities are organized: from a little train that runs through the surrounding area, to a chip stand and a fish stand, and the game Mölkky. We had never heard of it, but it is fun with a large group. Just join in. There are multiple fields; it is wise to call Gerrit upon arrival. He will guide you to the right spot, you can get acquainted, and you will get a tour. Just go.

A beautiful spot to stay on the saltwater lake with its abundance of waterfowl. The manager is happy to arrange a boat for a close-up view of the lake and its birds. Our fish tagine was also excellent. One star deducted for the poor electrical current. Often the voltage is very low.

For those who are self-sufficient, this is a wonderful place to spend the night. This is Morocco in its purest form. The people are incredibly hospitable, and the food in the restaurant is simple but delicious. Her mother also makes beautiful rugs for a fair price. We bought two.

After the boat, it's a great place to catch your breath, arrange a SIM card and/or Moroccan gas exchange. Be careful with the current, though. When it's busy, the voltage drops—in our case, to 150 volts—which our Nespresso machine couldn't handle. Buying a new one in Morocco is a challenge. They don't sell Nespresso pods there either (but we knew that). Several French people were using voltage regulators. That's the solution.

Small parking lot 15 minutes from the harbor, quiet at night. The spaces are not signposted but are reasonably spacious. Grey water and toilets are available. Unfortunately, the water tap was turned off.

Great place, nice quiet area, cobblestone road to it very bumpy. We could not find a payment machine and therefore parked for free. No facilities.

Good spacious places, friendly owner, access via barrier. Restaurant was not yet open when we were there. Netto supermarket around the corner, Lidl is on the ring road a little further. Good cycling possibilities.