Costa Verde Camping Village

The people staying at camping costa verde were all friendly, and the place itself is quiet, almost like a family-run campsite. My relative and I had a fairly good holiday here. The managers and staff were very kind, and we even got a little parting gift. The bungalows and caravans are arranged in good spots, which I think the managers planned well. There was plenty to see in the surrounding areas and villages, so I only saw the pool and didn't get to try it. I did notice it had few loungers for the number of guests, and wondered whether people take turns or whether more are brought out when it's busy. There are a few things that need more attention. The first sweep of our bungalow brought up quite a lot of dirt and dust. Some fittings should be replaced or better maintained, including door and window handles, taps, the shower head, and the fridge. For the same price as our bungalow at costa verde last year, I stayed in a place in Tuscany near the sea that was completely clean and very well cared for. The hot water in our shower kept coming and going, so we had to keep turning the tap off and on to get it back. The bathroom sink only had cold water. The blurred bathroom window is fine for some privacy, but you can still see the body's shape, and the sun comes through. I would have put up a curtain for both reasons. There's also a small bar by the pool, but drink prices aren't displayed. You have to ask the person running it, even though prices should be visible by law. In general, some things at the campsite deserve a bit more attention. I’m including photos to show what I’ve described.