E09 Orbitur Valverde HHH
Open: All Year
Calais: 1413 miles Santander: 680 miles
The site is two miles from the famous beach of Praia de
Luz on Portugal’s Algarve Coast, some 4½ miles to the
south west of Lagos. Besides the beautiful beaches of
Facilities
this coastline, the fishing harbour of Portimao, Cabo
743
de São Vincente (the most westerly tip of Continental
• Outdoor pool (31 Mar-30 Sep) • Laundry facilities
Europe), the castle at Silves and the mountain town of
• Shop
*
• Disabled facilities
• Bar (15 Dec-15 Oct) • Dogs to be kept on leads
Monchique are all worth visiting.
• Restaurant (15 Dec-15 Oct) • Nearby: Restaurants,
• BBQs permitted Beach, Markets
This is a large site, away from busy roads on mildly sloping land,
• Children’s play area
*
Town: 4½ miles with larger pitches at the back on wide terraces and the rest on
• Tennis
*
Beach: 2 miles
• TV/Games room
sandy ground, delimited and shaded by eucalyptus trees making
*
Open: All Year
access very tight. The pool is near the restaurant, bar and play
Portugal
area. The shop has a wide selection of goods. The six sanitary
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Site Only Per Night (£)
blocks are well maintained and there are disabled facilities,
EL:Outfit +2 14.48 21.58 23.66 21.58 14.48 but wheelchair access is via several shallow steps. The site is
LP:Outfit +2 15.48 22.92 25.00 22.92 15.48
very busy in high season. Traffic is not allowed on site between
Extra Person 1.94 3.28 3.62 3.28 1.94
Child 5-16 1.01 1.81 2.01 1.81 1.01
22.00-07.00
Child 0-4 Free Free Free Free Free
EL: Price includes 6 amp electricity. No outfits over 6m.
LP: Price includes 6 amp electricity and outfits over 6m. Minimum Stay: None.
BOOKING CODE:E09
E10 Orbitur Guincho HHH
Open: All Year
Facilities
626
Calais: 1327 miles Santander: 535 miles • Shop • Bike hire
• Bar
(15 Dec-15 Oct) • TV room
• Restaurant
(15 Dec-15 Oct)
• Disabled facilities
Lying on Portugal’s west coast, less than a mile from a • BBQs permitted • Dogs to be kept on leads
sandy bay and close to the town of Cascais, Camping
• Laundry facilities
• Nearby: Horseriding, Casino
• Children’s play area
Town: 4½ miles
Orbitur Guincho is one of 21 in the Orbitur chain.
• Tennis
Beach: ½ mile
Its location means it is well placed for those who
wish to visit this stretch of coastline as well as Estoril,
high season. Motor caravan owners have a purpose-built ‘camper
Setubal, Sintra and of course Lisbon (public transport is
station’. There is entertainment during the daytime for children and
recommended - there is a metro from Cascais to Lisbon).
in the evenings for families in high season, plus a snooker table in the
This site is open in appearance on sandy, undulating ground with
TV room (where the video can be made available) and a play area for
few delimited pitches, most shaded by pine trees and some on open
children. The site is very busy in high season. Traffic is not allowed on
ground. There are chalets and all-year seasonal caravans on site. Pitches
site between 22.00-07.00
on Portuguese sites tend to be small and can be tight for larger outfits.
There is a pleasant bar, restaurant with terrace and shop with a wide
range of goods, dishwashing facilities, a laundry and the three sanitary
blocks are well-maintained on a daily basis, but may be stretched in
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Site Only Per Night (£)
EL: Outfit +2 14.21 19.91 21.85 19.91 14.21
LP: Outfit +2 15.21 20.58 22.85 20.58 15.21
Extra Person 1.81 2.95 3.22 2.95 1.81
Child 5-10 0.94 1.54 1.68 1.54 0.94
Child 0-4 Free Free Free Free Free
EL: Price includes 6 amp electricity. No outfits over 6m.
LP: Price includes 6 amp electricity and outfits over 6m.
Minimum Stay: None.
BOOKING CODE:E10
152
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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