Waste emptying, unpleasant odors reported

Excellent service station for emptying grey and black water. Water refill costs €1.50 for five minutes, with mediocre pressure.

You can only empty the toilet tank, not the grey water. Water refill costs €1.50 for five minutes.

Toilet emptying for organic waste ONLY—NO chemical toilets. Water costs €1.50 for five minutes. Not much water comes out.

Grey water and organic toilet waste can be disposed of here. Fresh water costs €1.50 for five minutes, but it is not drinking water!

Water can no longer be refilled here; the tap has been removed. Only grey- and black-water disposal remains.

Perfect for emptying grey and black water. Beware of unpleasant smells!

CAUTION!! Not suitable for chemical toilets, only organic waste. Video surveillance. Grey-water disposal possible.

It was possible to empty the grey and the black tank for free, but the water refill did not work while we were there.

Cheap petrol station, and you can easily dispose of grey and black water.

The sign for black-water disposal says organic waste only. So, in principle, you cannot empty a chemical toilet. The water machine is very slow. Otherwise, it is just a normal petrol station.

One euro for five minutes of water, which was about 40 liters in my case, is expensive. Especially given the poor water quality, that is not fair.

Good for waste disposal. For water, there is indeed a machine like at all the stations on the island, €1 for five minutes. It would have been better to keep a normal tap and charge €2 for a full tank of water.

There is indeed no more water tap; €1 to dispense non-potable water.

It used to be great for the southern part of the island: you could do everything and refuel. Unfortunately, they have now installed a paid water-refill machine that is extremely slow—€1 for five minutes, which is hardly useful because of its slowness.

You can dispose of water and empty the toilet even when the petrol station is closed.

Excellent! The person in charge was very friendly and helped us fill up with water. We finally managed to empty the grey water and the toilet too. Thanks to this station.

Only for organic toilet waste.

Today we visited the petrol station for the fuel prices, and a worker surprised us by telling us that it had a service station for filling and emptying tanks. The only drawback is that the water tap is in the same place as the black-water disposal. But black-water disposal and reasonably priced fuel are not easy to find on the island. So, an excellent stop!

We arrived and there was no water.

Currently out of service; we could only empty the grey water here.

This is the only nearby place that allows you to empty grey water and clean the portable toilet. They also have water to fill the motorhome's tank. A hose is free to use at the first door near the tap. No other services are available there.

Great for emptying black and grey water! You can also fill up with water. Basic services for a van! Many thanks for offering this service; we have found only two others on the whole island… a 10 out of 10 for this petrol station!

A 10 out of 10 to the company for offering its water-emptying and filling services 24 hours a day. Thanks.

Everything we needed!

One of the few places where you can empty grey and black water and also fill up with water, all free of charge at the petrol station. Everything was perfect. In addition, the woman working at the station kindly lent us a hose for filling up because ours was too short.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO THIS PLACE! As far as we know, it is the only option in the area. IMPORTANT: we think the water may work only during their opening hours, because it did not work last night but does work now at 20:30. The filling point is the same as the one for cleaning the toilet, so remember to clean it after use! Have a good trip!

I highly recommend it!!!!! One of the few places open 24 hours.

One of the few, or perhaps the only, free areas. Although the water is not potable, you can add a purification tablet, which makes it better. Filling up is not mandatory, but out of common sense I filled up even though I did not need much.