Baia Paradiso restaurant In Badesi

We were there in the off-season, just before closing. There are few spaces with electricity for larger campers. It was very quiet and very sandy. The sandy beach is about 400 meters away. There is no village nearby. We didn't try the restaurant because of the poor reviews. The restrooms were good and clean, and the staff were very friendly. ACSI is accepted.

We stayed in a tent lodge and were generally very impressed. Our visit was shortly before the end of the season (October). The lodge was simple and not perfect (older construction). The beautiful beach was about a 5-minute walk away. There was a very small shop for basic necessities. The restaurant was excellent, and the bar was also open. Free Wi-Fi was available near the bar and restaurant. There was a small soccer field, tennis courts, and a basketball court. Table tennis and a pool were also available. The nearest supermarket was about a 5-minute drive away in Badesi. If you're not too demanding, you'll love it here. Very friendly owners...good value for money.

We stayed here with two vans and four adults for one night (September 21-22, 2025). Price: €32/night for one van/2 people, including electricity and tourist tax. The site isn't divided into lots, so you choose your own spot – which seems a bit wild, as some campers or mobile home guests unfortunately park in awkward spots. For smaller vehicles, there are shady bays and a nearby camper service with fresh water and waste disposal. The new restrooms are excellent, while the older ones are clean and functional. The food and drinks are solid, and the reception is friendly and helpful. Beyond the horizon, the dunes lead to the beautiful, large beach – windy for us, but great. We would come back! 🌊🚐

Good accommodation and a pleasant, harmonious location. Stay in a happy camp, small but fully equipped. The beach is a 5-10 minute walk away. Two pools with loungers. Restaurant/pizzeria with adjoining bar. Special mention for the theater company's entertainment, truly talented, engaging, patient, and full of initiative.

The campsite makes a great impression upon entering. Very friendly, uncomplicated, and great prices. Good food, a small shop. It feels a bit like a lost place, just a bit dated. It has brand new restrooms, but you have to find them first. The others are from the 70s and have never been updated.

Below I detail our experience with the bungalows we booked through Happy Camp. Despite being located within the campsite, they belong to a different tour operator and have nothing to do with the campsite's staff and facilities, who were very friendly and attentive. Therefore, my overall assessment is positive, as to not damage the campsite's image. Our ferry left very early, so we had to leave at 3:00 a.m., and they wanted to do the check-in before returning our €100 deposit at 3:00 a.m. We told them to check the bungalow in the afternoon, but since they don't speak anything other than English, communication became even more difficult. They refused, and that's where Happy Camp's trick comes in: keeping the €40 they demanded as a cleaning fee. Never in all the bungalows we've stayed at, both in Spain and abroad, have we encountered this situation regarding cleaning. In the end, to get the remaining deposit refunded, we told them they'd keep the €40 cleaning fee, but keep this in mind if you're going to book with them. We found Happy Camp to be the most unprofessional company we've seen so far. Keep in mind that they require you to leave the bungalow as clean as if you were a professional cleaning company to save on hiring cleaning staff. Then, after the next guest arrives, a professional will obviously use appropriate products for disinfection and cleaning. If they really want to keep an extra €40, add it to the total price, but cheat on the price. It's ugly. This is the first time we've left a campsite without washing the dishes... 🤷🏻‍♀️

We stayed at this campsite for 3 nights in September, and the pitches are incredible. Completely shaded under the trees, we had complete privacy and didn't suffer from the heat. The showers and toilets were clean, and the staff were very pleasant and accommodating. There are also barbecue areas, which are very clean and well-organized. Excellent value for money! The beach is a 5-minute walk from the campsite; it's fantastic, I highly recommend it!

We were 3 people with 2 tents. Stayed 4 nights. Mid September. Beautiful spots to pitch tents. Below trees. Much shade. Ideal to strap to trees (hammocks etc.) Electricity all over the property. We used a fridge, charged phones and used water boiler. Worked flawlessly. 👌🏻 (despite one occasion I’ll describe later.) Sanitary facilities are great for the prize. Daily cleaning. (Cleaning staff was very kind. 🙂) Hot/cold showers. Even hot water to clean dishes! They have solar panels. Barely or no mosquitos! I usually need mosquito repellent, but only used it once here. Once electricity stopped working for a few hours. I went asking on reception what’s going on. Very helpful and friendly staff! + plus they fixed the problem reliably as they promised. 🙏🏻 Beautiful beach, ~350 m walking. Quiet beach. Bars for drinks at the beach. I would recommend visiting this place!

We arrived at the campsite late in the evening (around 10:00 PM) after checking out several other campsites. We paid around €30 for one night for a campervan and two people. Restrooms with hot water and electricity are free. The restrooms themselves are very clean, well-maintained, and have everything you need. The pitches are unnumbered, so you can park wherever you like. The campsite is equipped with a tennis court, basketball court, swimming pool (swimming cap required), restaurants, and a mini market. After our arrival, we heard children's songs for a while, probably to entertain the youngest campers. Afterward, all night long, there was only silence, peace, and the sound of the sea. We recommend it.

We stayed overnight at short notice with our 7-meter camper. The campsite doesn't have designated pitches. You have to search a bit to find one. It's best to walk. The campground has a new, modern, and very clean hut. There's electricity, water, and sewage disposal. The pools are okay. It's in need of some renovation; the site is showing its age. The restaurant is supposed to be good and was quite busy. The beach is a bit of a walk. Clean and beautiful. We were there in the off-season. Just under €40 without electricity is perfectly acceptable for this site. Very friendly staff.