Old port, difficult sea access

Just to let fellow digital nomads know, there is no coverage in this whole area. Neither phone or internet. Very easy road to drive from the north.

Spectacular view! The sea is accessible only to rock climbers! Lots of seaweed on the shore. Four-wheel drive is not necessary when approaching from the north.✦Translating

A paradise—hard to imagine anything more beautiful! We spent three peaceful nights listening to the sound of the sea, and the police did not come by. We arrived in Ford and Renault vans without 4x4, and the drive was easy. Without 4x4, the northern approach is recommended. A Volvo even stood on the harbor building for two days.✦Translating

Splendid. You have to descend over the rocks to find magnificent swimming water for snorkeling. The road from the north is much more manageable than from the south.✦Translating

Very beautiful place with at least two spaces. We were alone, but more campers could have fit without getting in each other's way. Do not drive onto the concrete surface, which is the roof of the building. The ceiling no longer looks structurally sound from below.✦Translating

Too crowded: three vans, five kayaks, and two million flies.✦Translating

The space at the front by the cliff has a great view. There are another one or two places at the back along the trees. Access to the sea is difficult. At dusk there were many mosquitoes, and around 8 p.m. a huge flock of sheep suddenly appeared in the meadow with two guard dogs. They were peaceful and gone again after about 20–30 minutes. The approach from the south is absolutely not recommended!✦Translating