El Templo Del Sol

The campsite is good, although some pitches are rather small. What put me off was the growing number of swingers and gay people. I have nothing against them, but the balance seems to have shifted. I'd estimate swingers make up 10% of the campsite and beach visitors, and gay people 40%, especially beyond Xiringuito del Pep. For me, it feels like too much and doesn't represent the average society model.

The pitches have a lovely view of the beautiful beach, and the campsite has great pools. It's a naturist place, including the beach, so it won't suit everyone. We liked that dogs aren't allowed.

Getting drinking water to the caravan isn't possible because they said it had been cut off. That's a serious problem, and they didn't take anything off the daily rate for this shortcoming. I think it's a real shame for a caravan campground to say there's a drought in the air and not supply water to caravans, while the campsite right next door has normal water use. The toilets and showers are 500 m away, so expect a walk. The way down to the beach involves very steep stairs. They wouldn't give us a good caravan spot for our reservation even though some were empty, and the spaces aren't suitable for large caravans. Ours is 6 m, and larger ones would be difficult too.

Don't park here! We left the car outside the gate and spent about an hour and a half having lunch at the restaurant and beach. When we got back, everything in the trunk was gone. The woman at reception said this happens every day and that they don't have cameras or anything. Apparently it's not their problem.