Great CP. Too bad electricity is so expensive: €5 a day. You really have to work hard to use it. Excellent tram connection to Alicante. Excellent sanitary facilities, and campervan care is also very well organized. A great place to return to.

Today we tried to find this CP. Unfortunately, Wase directed us to a dead-end street. After fifteen minutes, it was resolved. The CP was full, as were the other two. Now we're camping in a tolerated spot along the road with a sea view.

The camper site is located in the harbor. You pitch on a paved area, between ropes and behind a barrier. You have to walk a long way to the shower, but it's definitely worth it. Excellent shower, hot and powerful. The beach begins immediately behind a concrete wall, and it's very polluted, just like the rest of Spain. I think everyone throws their trash away wherever they're pitched. Unbelievable. Shops are close to the campground. Cycling and walking are possible.

Stayed last night. Wonderfully quiet. Water and electricity on site, and a spacious pitch. Showers were good, but a bit outdated. Friendly receptionist who speaks fluent languages. Unfortunately, the pitch was only available for one day, otherwise we would have stayed another night.

We stayed here for two nights. It's a sandy campervan parking lot, with electricity for 20 euros. The campground has 70 spaces and two showers, one of which was broken, and two toilets. That's really not enough, especially since the showers are closed from 9 p.m. to 9 p.m. A friendly welcome with electronic check-in.

Stayed last night. Very noisy night. It was impossible to get water, and neither was discharging black water. When using electricity, insert no more than three coins. We used four, but at 4 a.m. this morning, the power went out exactly 12 hours after inserting the coins. This place is definitely not on our list of favorites.