Camping Cala Llevadó
Europe Spain Catalonia Girona–Costa Brava
Who says bigger isn’t always better? There’s loads of space plus loads of campers at Cala Llevadó, but pitching your tent in the intimate cliff-hugging pine forest makes you feel as though the view of the Med is there for you, and you alone.
This sense of seclusion is all down to the setting: a glorious expanse of land on a sloping hillside draped in oaks and pines. On the seafront, giant walls of naked red rock alternate with not two, not three, but four beaches – all worthy of closer inspection. But far from being crowded, these sandy plots, or calas, are more like secret pirate coves, hidden between the rocks and almost undetectable until your toes are actually twiddling in their gorgeous sands, wondering if they’ll come into contact with any buried pieces-of-eight.
Cala Llevadó itself is hidden away at the end of a tempting, winding path, where kids with buckets and spades clamber amongst the rock pools looking for sea urchins. Further along, Cala d’en Carlos has a graveyard full of old boats that still feel the summer waves, and a little sheltered kiosk, an ideal spot for taking a refreshing beachside beverage. Cala Figuera is smaller, giving all you skinny- dippers a chance to have some privacy. At the other end, Platges de Llorell is a more active hub, which will certainly appeal if you’re into scuba-diving, water-skiing, wind- surfing and kite-boarding.
A view onto one of these beaches should be a priority when you’re wondering where’s the best place to pitch your tent. The idyllic beachfront plots are the ones that you’ll find everyone else is heading for, too. So it pays to arrive sharpish. Plots A 67–87, above Cala Llevadó, are amongst the best, beneath shady pine trees overlooking the cove.
Similar sites overlook the other beaches. If you happen to be lucky enough to score one of these, all you’ll need next is a couple of deckchairs for a front-row seat, and perhaps a beer or two, as the setting sun bathes that distant blue horizon in dazzling reds, oranges and pinks.
Never fear if you miss out on the natural pleasures of the waterfront, luxury of a more artificial kind can be found by those who take up the offer of their glamping pitches: eco-conscious bungalows and glamping pods all built to the highest and greenest standards.
Whilst the campsite seems to go on forever, Cala Llevadó strikes a delicate balance between showing off its natural assets and providing you with everything you’ll ever want or need, and a few things you hadn’t even thought of. If you do eventually grow weary of sand and salt (perish the thought), take your pick from the campsite’s swimming pools, children’s playground, outdoor café, bar/restaurant, and tennis, basketball and volleyball courts.
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Facilities
4 facilities buildings with toilets, bath's and showers, laundry and ironing facilities. Swimming pool (and a children's one), playground, games area, hairdresser, supermarket, basketball court, post office. Internet café and permanent tents. Eco bungalows made of wood and cork are built with low energy consumption in mind. Some have sea views and others have view to the forest of Cadiretes.Suitable For
Tents, campervans, caravans. dog – yes. No pets in the bungalows.
Nearby
Llorell Beach has children’s activities during peak season or visit Tossa De Mar. Its well-preserved old town is set within a walled enclosure dating back to the 12th century. If you’re in need of a bit of exercise, take a 4-hour (51⁄2-mile/9-km) signposted walk between Tossa De Mar and Lloret de Mar. Sights include the Iberian settlement of Puig de Castellet, the walled site of Tossa de Mar and Santa Clotilde gardens.
Food & Drink
The campsite has a bar and café-cum-restaurant on an outdoor patio, plus a supermarket. For a beach picnic try the chargrilled chickens for sale in front of Can Vilas Restaurant at the campsite entrance.
Opening Times
April – end of September.
The Owner Says
We love camping & glamping. Enjoy nature, enjoy life.
Welcome to the land of corks & pines reaching the coast line. Welcome to the land between the green of the forest and the blue of the sea.
Camping Cala Llevadó offers you a delicious sea view and intimate area of more than 500 pitches for camping with tent, caravan or camper, while invites you to enjoy glamping with bungalows too.There are 70 bungalows. You can sleep on a wooden Forest Cabin Glamping Pod with sea view or you can sleep on an ECO Bungalow all made of natural wood and cork of the local area. The ECO Bungalows are located in an exclusive area and are our best bungalows in terms of quality & ecology: they use LED lights and other elements as its orientation to minimize its energy impact.
You can enjoy the three small beaches (one of them is nudist) and the big one; all with direct access from the campsite. So you can enjoy hiking through the path around the coast line (called Camí de Ronda GR-92); snorkeling; kayaking; cycling...
There is supermarket; bar-restaurant; swimming-pool; amphitheater & chill-out area; MiniClub (in high season); botanical garden.
Camping Cala Llevadó is located in Tossa de Mar (La Selva, Girona, Costa Brava)
Feel free to have fun & discover the power of nature.
Location
Contact Camping Cala Llevadó, Ctra. De Tossa a Lloret, Km 3, Apt. 34 17320 Tossa de Mar, Spain
Getting There
You can spot the campsite easily on the roadside between Tossa De Mar and Lloret de Mar on Ctra. De Tossa a Lloret, Km 3 (or road GI-682).
Local buses shuttle between Tossa, Lloret, Barcelona and Girona.
Reviews
Add Your ReviewRated ★★★★☆ over 7 reviews
Experience totally dependent on your pitch location. Wonderful snorkelling and pretty beaches with two good restaurants.
Misrepresented
Amazing location, large site and beautiful beach
Wonderful - despite first impressions!
Avoid!
Lovely
We stopped here at the start of April for 6 nights. Absolutely great spot in fantastic countryside with some lovely walks and the quaint little town of Tossa del Mar about a 30 minutes away by foot. I'd advise that you take sometime to choose your pitch as we rushed in and opted for one with the best view only to discover ones in quieter locations with far more room to spread out elsewhere on the campsite. Staff were generally very friendly, though seldom seen and the ablutions were kept very clean. Take some decent beach/swim shoes as the beaches tend to be quite uncomfortable under foot.
Fantastic campsite
We have just returned from 2 week wonderful weeks at Cala Llevadó. We were lucky enough to have a fantastic pitch overlooking Platges de Llorell and the sea. Would definitely recommend to families - swimming in the crystal clear sea every day, a good pool, table tennis, fab pizzas, well-stocked supermarket. But all without feeling too busy. Having said that, many of the caravan pitches seemed quite crowded together.
One thing not mentioned, is due to the situation of the campsite on the cliffs, you can end up with a pitch some way from where you can park your car - which can mean carrying heavy equipment up and down some very steep steps. Worth it when you get everything set up and admire the view with a glass of wine, but hard work after a long journey!