TAIGA Puerto Santa María

Campsites defined by small walls, partially shaded by pine trees. Spacious and very clean sanitary facilities. A well-stocked shop on-site. A large supermarket is approximately 1.5 km away. The beach with swimming opportunities is easily accessible on foot across the street, with stones and shells near the shore, while elsewhere, there is fine sand. Wi-Fi is available on the site, but only with moderate performance. The site is suitable for a trip to Cadiz. You can reach Cadiz by ferry in 30 minutes. The walk to the ferry terminal takes about 30 minutes.

For the price of 27,-€ with the ACSI card, the campsite offers far too little. Be aware that the entrance is only 3.3 meters high! The access roads are very narrow, with many trees encroaching into the pathway. The roads are natural, and they become very muddy when it rains. The individual pitches are bordered by walls and are often too small for today’s camping vehicles. Moreover, there are also trees on and around the pitches. The electrical boxes are spaced very far apart. I needed a 40-meter cable. In washroom 2, only cold water is available for washing dishes. Washing machines are found only in washroom 3.

The lady at the reception was extremely friendly and helpful. She gave excellent tips. The sanitary facilities and especially the pool are top-notch. Miguel, the site allocator, is a disaster. Even though the site had many free spaces, he assigned us, even upon request, a space in the farthest corner, so to speak, in the city. If the locked access had been open here, we would have saved a good 1 km walk to the ferry. Also, it was more than 500 m extra to the beach. For this reason, we will not return.

Well-maintained place with first-class sanitary facilities. V+E is generously available on the site. The staff is friendly, although it takes some getting used to.

Over the years, the level of Camping Las Dunas has noticeably declined. After a rainy day, the entire pitch was underwater and the following day we had a muddy area available. If the operator would put gravel on the pitches, this whole 'mud mess' would be resolved. At other campsites, this is resolved exemplary. For the price, one can expect a reasonable pitch.

Great beach - super location to explore Andalusia, definitely recommend the ferry trip to Cádiz. Service and sanitation relatively good - BUT: Anyone who cannot give up on the media world or streaming via the internet will have a nightmare here when the site is full (which it was in February): There are several repeaters/amplifier antennas, but unfortunately, they all only transmit at 2.4GHz, like practically all mobile devices, which then eliminate each other; unfortunately, none operate at 5GHz. Even with my mobile router and Wi-Fi amplifier antenna on the camper roof, there was no chance during peak usage times. Very poor - but good for mobile phone companies, if customers can also get a network. Bottom line: not 8, but only 6 (out of 10) points.

Large square with spaces for smaller vehicles under pine trees, very clean sanitation facilities, small shop, café and restaurant. Via the promenade to the large sandy beach. - About a 20-minute walk to the bus or catamaran to Cádiz, 30 minutes by car to Jerez de la Frontera. - Definitely recommended.

good connection to Cádiz