Playa Joyel- NOJA Spain

[julie_374363222]

We have just returned from the above site after a two week stay and thought I would post a review on the site. The site was fabulous with spacious pitches and very clean. Less than two minutes from the beach. Facilities on site were excellent and we cant wait to go back. The onsite bar/restaurant was not too good but 10 minutes walk from the site is the town of Noja with great restaurants/bars and a great ice cream parlour. The town is very spanish and english is not spoken widely but that just added to the holiday. The majority of people on site are spanish with lots of tourers permanently on site for the summer, they can be a little noisy after siesta time but the pitch is quiet from midnight till 8.30am, this is because all the main lights go off and staff cycle around the site reminding noisy people to "go to bed" ( think that was what was being said. We had fabulous weather which helped but with a safe beach, really blue clear seas and good walks we cant wait to go back.

 

[Gumbo]

Julie

Thanks for your post, could you just add a little like how you got there. Did you go independent or through Eurocamp or such like ??

ps was it expensive ?

thanks

 

[julie_374363222]

Julie

Thanks for your post, could you just add a little like how you got there. Did you go independent or through Eurocamp or such like ??

ps was it expensive ?

thanks

We travelled independantly with our tourer using p+o portsmouth to Bilbao. we booked the ferry in October last year and paid 610the site was booked through the caravan club ( we could have booked ferry with them but they quoted

 

[Happy-Lappy]

Gumbo,

I went here in 2007 and sailed from Plymouth to Santander, as all previously stated by Julie, a fantastic site, one thing to be pre warned is that along with speedos you have to wear swimming caps in the pool , both male and female but this was not a problem,

best regards, Martin

 

[Gumbo]

We travelled independantly with our tourer using p+o portsmouth to Bilbao. we booked the ferry in October last year and paid 610the site was booked through the caravan club ( we could have booked ferry with them but they quoted

 

[Nidge1]

Hi,

I fully endorse the comments made by Julie about the site as we stayed there in June on a Spanish/French holiday.We have also stayed there previously in the school holidays and can assure you that it is a totally different site.You certainly have to sharpen your elbows as the site is well used. Having said that the facilities are immaculate even in the high season. Toilet attendants dressed in white uniforms doing a fantastic job what seems like a 24 hour shift!.

We also traveled Portsmouth/Bilbao and Cost for three adults

 

[Gumbo]

Thanks for the information sounds good, will look to take our Grandaughter around June 2010