Camping Porto Covo

A smal, well kept campsite with good facilities. The bathrooms were clean and well looked after although a bit tired. The campsite was obviously laid out in the days of small cars and tents, today it's a warren of narrow lanes lined with mobile homes, static caravans and everything in between. There are still places for touring but they are spread out around the site. We have a campervan and it was not easy to manoeuvre in some of the passages. We visited in January, I think that it would be difficult to navigate around the site in high season. I also think that any van longer than 6 metres would find it very difficult to negotiate some of the corners. The reception staff are very friendly and helpful. The site is in the village and it takes only a couple of minutes to walk into the centre where there is a daily market, a small supermarket and a number of tourist shops along with a selection of restaurants and cafes. There are some lovely walks in both directions along the cliff top.

4 months ago

We booked for 2 rooms, but the layout turned out to be 1 room having double deck beds, and the other room being the living room with a drop down Murphy bed. Just be sure to contact the property to get specifically what you need. Otherwise, the staff were very helpful and friendly, and the location is close enough to the beach. A beautiful town to visit!

7 months ago

We stayed here because we wanted to visit Porto Covo and this campsite seemed like a good option. The location is fine, about 15 minutes on foot to the beach and 5 to 10 minutes to the small, charming town center. Unfortunately, the campsite itself felt overcrowded and cramped. There was very little space and the atmosphere was more like mass tourism. The toilets were not in great condition and the showers were okay but often busy. The staff left a mixed impression. The security guard at the entrance was friendly, but the older woman at check-in seemed very unmotivated and unfriendly. The two younger employees were a bit more engaged but still came across as arrogant and not particularly helpful. At 22 euros per night for a sleeping car without electricity or extras, it felt a bit overpriced.

9 months ago