Not my thing. I didn't use the showers as I thought I'd get more dirty in them than clean. The dogs of the campsite also poop everywhere so be careful where you tread. Also couldn't sleep well as everyone was playing guitar and singing until silly oclock in the morning. Sorŕy

Great project for alternativ people and hippie’s I really loved the cats and dogs running around freely. Other visitors can bring there animals and let them walk free as well. We felt comfortable as long as we stayed on the property. Because unfortunately everything was full of rubbish on the paths all around, as it is the case in many places in Spain. Maybe it’s a great idea to teach the people outside how to handle the rubbish better and get the same people together for a bush clean day hosted with a spiritual dance event afterwards to celebrate the clean forest. The project is mostly supported by volunteers, but some of them also help out on a longer-term basis. Still, I find the name eco-village misleading. All the people I have met were super friendly and talkative. And those kind of projects always attract more interring people and guests so we met other inspiring visitors during our stay. I discovered many beautifully decorated corners with inspiring sayings on the site. There is a lot to explore. Unfortunately, there are very few shady spots for the camping area, which can get quite hot in the afternoon. Would be great to have a quite siesta in the shade in the van or camper. I think the concept is sustainable and quite interesting for Spain, but unfortunately the toilets and sinks also bring bad smells with them when it rains. So we had to move our van during the stay more far away from the smell. The sitting and chill-out lounges are lovingly prepared, but in my opinion not practical for outdoor use. We always needed to put something under us to sit comfy. You can get filtered drinking water for free at the place what I really loved. The Wi-Fi was only strong enough to work with in one sitting area so if you work online every day that’s maybe not the place for you because it gets crowded and loud sometimes. Would be great to create more areas with fast and stable connection to get the chance as a digital worker to work in private with Fokus. If you love to do spiritual practice you can find lots of spaces to do so. As well as you can join Yoga and Meditation classes. All in all it was a nice stay, thank you very much.

What an amazing place! Even though I came as a guest and not a volunteer, I was warmly welcomed by the tribe. I stayed for two weeks in my van on the campground. I had a great spot on sandy ground, which I love. There’s sand everywhere, so you can walk around barefoot if you like. My dog also loved staying here; she could roam around free and play with the other dogs. There are many cozy spots such as the Chill Forest or the Goji Lounge, where you often meet tribe members and can have some deep conversations or fun nights. The pool is awesome too! And the weather was incredible. Blue sky every day and around 35 degrees – in October! I loved hearing the background sounds, while I was working on my project – people talking, music playing, somebody cutting vegetables in the new kitchen… Oh, and the food they cook is delicious – with fresh vegetables from the garden. I am very grateful I have found this place!

Amazing place where you only meet beautiful souls and you can see all the love they put into every detail of the campsite. I can only recommend :)

Good glancing experience in the bell tent. Comfy bed and spacious enough for two. The pool was a serious bonus as it was 42+. I give 4 stars because the showers were not equipped with the important bio soaps for their system and the toilets were pretty gross. I understand it's hot, yet no cleaning was done for the 3 days we were there. Otherwise the staff is friendly and we enjoyed meeting them.

Probably not for everybody but one of the most charming places I've been in my entire life. If you like peaceful places, surrounded by nature, with people of different parts of the world, you have to stay here. All the best for all of you, hope to see you next summer.