I just called to confirm the prices published in previous reviews and they asked me 29 euros per night for a camper and for one person

I was here in August; there's only a sewage drain. It took me over two hours to fill a tank because there was only a trickle of water. Also, if you want to use your own hose, get a large hose connector; there's no standard one.

I stayed in this wild area for four nights in July, right on the sea. You can park, but not camp; there are no awnings, tables, or chairs. The only problem is that there's no unloading area. There are some fountains along the seafront, but loading is complicated. Beautiful location, stunning sea. I did my laundry for €10 at a laundromat. Hopefully the municipality will take care of the water loading and unloading.

I stayed here for three nights in July. The place is very beautiful and well-maintained, with a spectacular view of the sea. I paid €15 for water and wastewater, including electricity, for a camper and one person. There are no sinks for washing dishes and laundry. There are two showers away from the camper area, one completely open and the other with a tent. The sea is within walking distance, about a kilometer away, on a somewhat steep road that is very rocky.

I had booked this campervan site, but when I arrived and saw the location, I decided to leave. It's right in the middle of a busy road and the railway line. I wonder how you can get any rest, you have to be deaf. I can't comment on the amenities, not having stayed there. It's also close to the port.

An ideal place for those seeking peace and quiet. The beach, easily reached with a 1km walk, is only occasionally crowded in July. Hot water is available, even for washing dishes and laundry. Showers and bathrooms are always very clean. Ample parking is available amidst the olive trees. The only drawback is that it's isolated if you don't have a vehicle. I paid €14 a day for one person and a camper.