Mar Estang

The mobile homes are clean and well equipped, and you’ve got everything you need in one place. There was a bit of a language barrier, which surprised me for a holiday village. The beautiful beach is a five-minute walk through a private, secure gate. Security is good, with staff at the main entrance and a coded gate to the beach. Leave the place clean, or you’ll be charged 130 euros for cleaning.

There’s plenty to do for all ages, with activities arranged for adults and children, bike rental, and four pools with slides and play equipment for kids. The site also has a bakery, grocery store, pub, restaurant, and cafe. It’s right across from the beach, where you’ll find more pubs and restaurants. A great place for a holiday.

After the 1000-mile trip, we were greeted by two really nice, helpful reps. The site is pleasant and just four minutes from a beautiful beach. Our caravan was spotless and laid out well, and there was plenty to keep us entertained, including two wonderful pools and two great slides. We’ll definitely come back and highly recommend it.

The swim-shorts policy is weird, and there were dangerous health and safety practices by the pool. Some facilities were closed too. The small supermarket has very limited hours, and the staff were super rude. Edit after their reply: I reported the safety issue to reception while making another complaint. The manager didn’t speak with me herself and had the receptionist handle it. The receptionist passed the issue on, but said the manager didn’t want to see it and told me to find the lifeguard manager instead. I couldn’t find that person, so I told a lifeguard. They didn’t understand at first, but then saw the problem and removed the dangerous object. I may have saved a life or two by telling them. Shame the receptionist manager didn’t care.