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. 

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.