Carrer de Josep Tarradellas, 17470, Sant Pere Pescador
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Camping L'àmfora is a large, well-kept campsite directly beside a long sandy beach, with spacious pitches, pools, slides, restaurants, a supermarket and extensive children’s activities. Sanitary facilities are very clean, although some are becoming dated, and some pitches lack shade. The ACSI rate is 27€, with tourist and eco fees bringing the total to around 35€. Wi-Fi costs extra, and nearby cycling is partly on busy roads.
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Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
We spent one week here with our children aged 7 and 4. The reception staff were very friendly and willing to help, and the cleanliness was impeccable, with constant cleaning. The entertainment was suitable for the ages I mentioned. However, Wi-Fi costs extra, and if you are from abroad, the mobile data connection is terrible—you cannot view anything. Golf costs €4.50 per club, jumping costs €3 for 20 minutes plus €2 for socks. The adventure circuit is included. Highly recommended.Translating
Slides are great! Sanitary facilities clean, but showing their age. Some pitches are in the sun without shade. Wing foiling/kitesurfing and windsurfing are possible. Reception was okay.Translating
Good welcome, decent pitches, good facilities, very clean sanitary facilities. It is difficult to find the pitches because the lanes are not marked. High price because of the eco taxes despite the ACSI card.Translating
Ideal for a few days. Safe cycle paths lead from the campsite towards L’Escala. Towards the marina in the direction of Roses, there is a 4 km stretch on a busy road before reconnecting with a safe cycle path. Excellent campsite, cleanliness, welcome and sanitary facilities. Several pools and a real water park. June is ideal; July and August remain to be seen. Direct beach access.Translating
Great campsite: beautiful, large pitches, very clean sanitary facilities, a fantastic water park and direct access to a long sandy beach. If everything were not quite so perfect, I would deduct one star because of the pricing policy. The total price during the Whitsun holidays was fair for what was offered, at €48 per night. However, the way the price is composed is very opaque, with questionable additional fees.Translating
Incredibly beautiful, very well-maintained campsite. I don't think I have ever seen such a clean place. A cleaner is present in the sanitary facilities almost around the clock—toilets, showers and washing-up areas are always as if freshly cleaned. The pool complex, especially the slides, is fantastic. Very good supermarket. All staff at the campsite are always friendly. The beach is perfect.Translating
Large campsite. Beautiful pitches. Toilets and showers always clean. Very cool pool complex—not just for children! All employees are very friendly! Many German and Dutch visitors. One star deducted because of the ACSI price. It is actually €27, but with tax and eco fees it comes to around €35. Basically still very cheap for me. But the price should really be clear. We will definitely come back.Translating
Very beautiful campsite, very clean sanitary facilities, supermarket, restaurant and luxury water park. Affordable price with ACSI.Translating
Be careful: they charge additional eco costs on top of the ACSI rate, which is not mentioned in the ACSI book.Translating
Great campsite, excellent beach and beautiful large pitches. Unfortunately, with ACSI it costs €35 because tourist tax and various fees are added, but even for €35 it is a top campsite and worth it! Also great for walking and cycling with a dog.Translating
If there is one campsite to visit in the area, this is it! For some complainers, I wonder what they have at home. This campsite is beyond reproach and impeccably clean, both the lanes and the pitches. The sanitary facilities are cleaned constantly. The staff are friendly and ready to help. Yes, the price reflects the quality, but it is much cheaper than in France for this level of service.Translating
With an ACSI card, the ACSI pitches should cost €27. Because of “tax”, we paid €35.14. The ACSI price is supposed to be fixed. We had a pitch near the swimming pool. Cleaning began at 7 p.m. with enormous noise and harmful chemicals, not chlorine. From 9 p.m. and in the mornings there was also amplified music. Not peaceful. Everything in the restaurant was fried.Translating
Four stars because I paid €35.50, while it is listed by ACSI at €27.Translating
Very nice campsite, as described, with pitches of various sizes. Very clean sanitary facilities with hot water. Our German internet connection was sometimes poor; Wi-Fi could also be purchased, but we did not do so. Very well-stocked supermarket. Overall, especially recommended for families.Translating
We have stayed at Amfora several times and wanted to spend two weeks there this holiday. After calling to ask whether ACSI was possible with two dogs, as usual, we were offered a 180 m² pitch with a private bathroom, since two dogs are only allowed there. For a hefty €1,000. I declined. A pity. Otherwise, it is a well-maintained campsite on a large beach, with shopping, walks and bike rides possible.Translating
This campsite is amazing. Inexpensive for what it offers. Pool, supermarket, restaurant, clean grounds, spacious pitches, security and sufficient clean sanitary facilities. Highly recommended.Translating
Recommended campsite. It has a good water park and you can walk to the beach, with good sand and clear water. We really liked the pitches, but one drawback is that the minimum height for using the slides is 1.10 m.Translating
A huge campsite with many activities. The pool and slides are great. The negative point is the price: almost €100 per night seems excessive to me.Translating
My boyfriend's family has been coming here since 2003, so I have also been coming for four years now, with this being my fifth visit. I think it is an absolute paradise for children, but also for adults. There are many activities, and it is only a 5–10 minute walk to the sea, depending on the pitch. The sanitary facilities are excellent—I have never seen better ones.Translating
The campsite basically offers everything you need: a pool with slides, direct access to the sea, a pump track, football pitch, etc. But it is very spread out and e-scooters are forbidden! The stage programme is so-so; we have experienced better. There is no water connection at every pitch, sometimes only at the neighboring pitch. Very expensive. For us, probably a one-time stay.Translating
Perfect campsite for families. Very good facilities, pools, slides and excellent cleanliness. The bathrooms are cleaned continuously. The entertainment is also very good. The only “bad” thing is that the pitches are very dusty and some do not have much shade. We would return.
Very clean campsite; the sanitary facilities are always clean. Many activities for young and old, such as three football pitches, a volleyball court, a pump track, mini-golf, an amphitheater and challenge park, tennis courts, and of course the beautiful sea and spacious pool. The pool is very nice and has several slides. Unfortunately, it is relatively noisy until 10 p.m., but then it becomes quiet!
Dogs are spread all over the campsite and, as almost always, are poorly trained and bark at night. Access to the beach closes at 10 p.m. The otherwise beautiful swimming pool will not open until June 20, for some reason. The power outage was only dealt with after more than 12 hours. For almost €50 in the low season, I have had better experiences.
Nice, clean and big campsite, BUT - Price with ACSI is 27€/night, when u came to repecion they charge you extra fees on invoice, they say its for made campsite “ECO” and for “more Amps of electricity” i mean thats a scam.. 1 night not cost 27€ like ACSI app says.. it costs 35.5€.. we paid 71€ for 2 nights, not only 54€… pool is good, facilities is clean.. but i mean this is not fair deal..
Good place to spend a few days, large pitches, very clean facilities. Direct access to the beach.
Last June we wanted to spend a week there. We asked at reception whether they still had a pitch available for us. The receptionist then told another colleague to check. When I had already taken out my ACSI card, the receptionist said very emphatically and rudely, “No, everything is full.”