A camper place as it should be. Only the traffic from behind can be a bit disturbing. There are waste containers, the tap does not work and no other facilities. Beautiful beach directly behind the dune and a beautiful river directly in front of the camper. More to the south, the gray hustle and bustle called Porto begins. We drove through there quickly.

Well, it just depends on what you're looking for. Everything is indeed there and the price is not bad, but for 4 or 5 stars the camper place should also offer some view and shade.

This is the most beautiful camper place to visit the bay, but the story is a bit complicated: There are actually two camper places next to each other and you are not actually allowed to spend the night at either of them, but both are tolerated: One is paid within the gate of Casa da Duna and one is public outside. All facilities within the fence, nothing outside. The best affordable restaurant is A Nova Gaivota, in the old part of the village.

Indeed prohibited for campers. Why doesn't Campercontact remove this location from the map?

Beautiful, quiet camper place with water supply/drainage and septic tank. The municipality has done its best. Beautiful views and river within walking distance. No parking fee, but the paid power supply was unfortunately defective. Youth playing football on the other side of the high, never high enough fence can be a concern for campers parked next to it. This situation can be improved by rotating the field layout a quarter turn.

Probably the best place in Tromso. No facilities, but part of the car park is on the fjord. If you are on time, you will be right on the water, a 5-minute walk from the center. Just pay at the parking meter. Please note: the tunnel from the Strandgata to the airport v.v. has a height restriction of 3.1 meters, but you will only be warned about this when you are underground at the roundabout. We had to turn around in the tunnel.