Bolonia

It's a small town, but in summer it's full of friendly people with a great vibe. The beach is one of the most beautiful I've ever visited. We got caught in a Levante wind, but we didn't mind. Climbing the Bolonia Dune is a real treat; it's like a tradition. There weren't many people there, even in the middle of July. I plan to go back next year. (There's a supermarket, grocery stores, and shops selling summer clothes and accessories—we had to buy a parasol!). There are also high-quality beach bars, ranging from very affordable to two-fork restaurants, and musical events, all of which take place off the beach. The beach is pristine, dogs are allowed, and there are showers at the exit.

The place itself is very nice, and so is the beach, but unfortunately the campsite no longer exists! Only pitches for caravans and wild camping are available, but it's more suitable for vans and motorhomes; tents are difficult to pitch...

Very unspoiled, still very beautiful beaches and amazing dunes