Unnamed Road, 15117, Laxe
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A small parking area beside the lighthouse, with picnic tables and spectacular sea views. It suits small vans, but access is difficult for larger vehicles, and motorhomes may be unable to reach it. The area is quiet after sunset, although there are no toilets.
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Spectacular site. Tables for eating. Small vans such as Trafic, Multivan, etc. can get up and down without problems. For larger vans, the route through the village is complicated and you can easily get stuck on a turn once you exceed 5 metres in length. With a motorhome, it is impossible, as indicated by the prohibition. Please respect the surroundings: take your rubbish and toilet paper with you.
Access is forbidden for campers, buses and motorhomes!
Decent place; we came by car and access was complicated. Once there, young people came and went during the night. Hikers came in the morning. The lighthouse is ugly, there are no toilets and it looks like a cruising spot. There is a container.
We spent last night here, six vans. Quite a few people came to watch the sunset, but afterwards it became very quiet. Spectacular views and many picnic tables overlooking the sea.
Access is forbidden to campers and converted camper vans on the entire road leading to the lighthouse. Otherwise, splendid view!
They have closed all access to the lighthouse for motorhomes and put up no-entry signs at both entrances. Park in the village and walk up.
Lovely spot but seriously tricky to get to. Most roads up to it are signposted as No Motorhomes.
Spectacular place to watch the sunset. It is not difficult to access and I don't understand the negative comments.
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET HERE. There are no-caravan signs for crossing the village. I risked entering with my 6-metre van but couldn't continue because the roads are very narrow. I do not recommend it.
The access seems quite daring to me. Do not take the first sign indicating the lighthouse, as there is a prohibition for motorhomes. Go as far as the port and turn left, but it is still quite difficult. Otherwise, park in town and walk around the peninsula; the route passes by the lighthouse and is signposted. Magnificent trail.