Camping Torre la Sal 2 which is our first stop at a site that is open all year round. Its a very well run site with good size pitches and good facilities. Each pitch has its own outside sink with running cold water which Ann thought was marvellous. I just thought it a little odd, but hey the missus was happy.

Its a very large site split into 2 by a little used road to another site next door and a back road to a small fishing village one and a half kilometres away. One side is right next to a beautiful fine sandy beach. The site also has three swimming pools two restaurants extensive sporting facilities and its own bull ring which only seems to hold events during the main season.

Just down the road are large apartment complexes which at the time of us visiting were totally deserted. I found it very spooky and weird walking down long tree lined avenues with buildings all around and totally deserted. I felt like I was in one of those disaster movies where an entire city had been abandoned due to some deadly disease or nuclear accident. Even the sprinklers were still doing their job in the early morning just before dawn because they forgot turn them off.