Camping Cala Llevadó

The view from our tent was beautiful and listening to the waves was magical.
Very clean shower block and swimming pool.
Supermarket had everything you could need at half decent prices.

The waitresses at bar/restaurant seemed unhappy to be there and also serve us.
One morning I got given a normal milk coffee when I had asked for soya, I am lactose intolerant as well as a vegan. After waiting so long to be served I couldn't be bothered to complain and I also was afraid of the reaction I would have got.
There's not a lot of choice on the over priced menu.
First night stay a bunch of teenagers were partying on the beach below us from 7pm-12am and were also smashing glasses, I walked the 7 minute walk uphill (with the guy who was staying next to us) to inform the receptionist at the time and ask him to tell them to move a long (as parties are not permitted) he seemed extremely annoyed that WE had caused him inconvenience, he was very rude and made us feel like we were in the wrong to want to have a quiet nights sleep listening to the waves rather than music and shouting. Although he did go down, he only asked them to keep it down. They continued on another part of the beach and woke us up at all hours that night.
On a Sunday a football tournament was being held opposite the campsite, we were unaware until they all came over and used the pool. The children were jumping, bombing, diving, shouting, splashing and also kicked my partner in the face. The lifeguard done nothing as he was too busy on his phone!
A worker (who apparently is from a different company) completely patronised me as I was parking. He gave me a round of an applause as I parked my car with no problems and then as I got back in he stopped what he was working on to then continue to watch me reverse out while shouting at me.
Overall I felt that we were stared at, looked down on and hardly ever saw a happy friendly face. I would not return or recommend which is a shame as the campsite itself is beautiful and being so close to the sea is magical. The staff and people completely ruin it though.

Everything. The tent pitches on the Cala Llevado side are perfect for back-to-nature camping, on a steep hillside but perfectly flag and shaded. 4 lovely beaches with crystal clear waters and good snorkelling. Great staff, excellent facilities including supermarket and restaurant.

The hills are steep, though that wasn't a problem for us.

Excellent views from the site and well located next to four excellent beachs. Onsite facilities offered everything you would need to make your stay completely satisfying.

Poor wifi

The area wasn't a huge tourist site, so not overcrowded at all. There were a variety of beaches, some sand some stone, all of which were lovely. Scenic beauty, a coach stop nearby taking you to the nearest town, and a helpful reception. All the camping supplies you could need, including pop up tents, could be bought at the on site supermarket. You can get power if you bring, or buy at the supermarket, the correct cords to plug to the outlets. There is also a scenic public footpath you can take into town. You can do lots of watersports on the main sandy beach. If you don't want to go to the nudist beach, you're not even aware it's there, as it's invisible from the other beaches and the campsite. The showers were really lovely and clean. The wash up area was good and the washing machine was expensive to use (€5 for one load) but good to have around

It's a very hilly area, which makes walking anywhere quite an exercise. There are also a lot of ants, which is not a problem unless you leave food out or forget to close your tent. I would recommend bringing bug spray. Your tent will be very hot during the day, so I would also recomend bringing a fan. Can get noisy at night as local teenagers go there a bit, so earplugs may be useful as well. There were no lifeguards on the beaches, so that may make you uncomfortable if you have children with you, however there is one at the pool.