At Camping Gavina Village for our second visit, this time we are 3rd row. It's a very short walk to the beach from our pitch. The site maintains a high standard, pitches are very nice and the sandy beach is almost empty. However, it is isolated and services such as grey and black are a long walk from the motorhome.

A great day out in Gibraltar sight seeing, shopping and best of all was the Dolphin Safari. There is a motorhome aire on the harbour that has all water services. Gibralter is worth a visit but can be a very expensive place to shop and eat.  

A walk from the seafront to the lighthouse is an hour at a moderate pace. It's a good flat path with lots of great view points along the way. 

At the bottom of the site there is a track through the wooded area that leads to the seafront. There is no sand, just a mixture of rocks and stones. Pathways lead off each way and you can walk into town. It is a nice site but a little isolated. 

It's a short walk from Camping Clara to a very nice beach, go through a small underpass at the back of the site and along a boardwalk. Pitches are a little restricted by trees but one of the staff is always there to help and guide you on and off. Supermarket very close by. 

We head along pot hole free roads towards the Pyrenees and cross at a lower level using the Somport tunnel.

The beach is only a couple of minutes walk away and it's one of the best I've seen, all soft sand and almost empty. We stayed on a Camping Car Park just behind the dunes. The village is small but there is a large supermarket a short cycle away with laundry if you need it.

This is a fantastic free aire in a vineyard in the middle of nowhere that we had recommended to us online. Book and pay using the Trip Stop app. Quiet, very peaceful and something a little different.