SURROUNDINGS

The natural surroundings of the “El Faro” campgrounds are made up of heavenly  coves, such those of the “Cala del Aceite” (Oil Cove), and of vast, unspoiled beaches, such as that of “Fontanilla, Fuente del Gallo” . . . Which isn’t to mention the immense pine trees that make El Faro a truly unique camping area.

Last but not least, a visit to the town of Conil will leave you with an unforgettable impression of your vacation, whether it be for such traditional cuisine as “pescaito frito” (“little fried fish”) or for its incredible landscape, characteristic of an old fishing village with white walls and houses, Andalusian patios and important monuments. It truly is a remarkable region to spend time by the seaside.