Camping La Liccia

The sea is about a 10-minute walk away, with a big white beach, and there's also a gorgeous little cove nearby. The site has lovely views, a restaurant with excellent pizzas, a bar, a small market with enough to keep you going, and a lovely swimming pool. When our gas bottle ran out on the last evening and we couldn't run the fridge, staff went out of their way to connect us to one of the nearby chalets so we could get through the night. We arrived without a booking on Monday 22/09/25, when the campsite was almost full. The young woman who helped us went out of her way to find a pitch. There were two that would work, one with electricity and one without. We chose the one without, in a lovely spot away from the main motorhome area, near the chalets, with grass and olive trees. I'd definitely recommend a visit.

The pool was a mess, with sand all over the bottom, and you had to buy a swimming cap for 3€. The toilets were awful too. Wi-Fi only worked in the restaurant. It was pretty pricey for what we got, and I expected a lot more for that money. I don't recommend it and wouldn't come back. :(((

We had such a wonderful time at this campsite. We'll keep coming back again and again.

The campsite is decent, with a great pool, though you do need a hat. The toilet block could use an update, and pitches vary quite a bit in size. Up at the top of the site, there's a cooling breeze in the late afternoon. The bar is excellent, but be clear about your order or they'll assume what drink you want and bring their choice. There's a great little shop on site. It's a 20-minute walk down to a white sand beach. When we visited, a recent storm had left it covered in debris and seaweed, so I can't really rate it. St Teresa is about 20 minutes away by bike, or less by car.