We stayed for 3 nights at this basic pension. It probably sleeps about 30 people, some in dorms, and caters for diving groups. There were a bunch of diving Germans staying at the same time. We were a couple and were in an ensuite room on the top floor. It was pretty hot and stuffy, and we had to change the room. There's no space to lounge around, and downstairs it was fairly communal...eating at long tables. We ate half board, and the food of 3 courses was perfectly good. Breakfast a bit basic, but all in for €70 for the two of us was great value. If you're happy with all that, then the local area is lovely. The pension is right next to an eco-centre that looks after the local griffon population, and manages some great local walks. We did a couple and they are wonderful day walks among unspoilt country, occasionally stumbling on houses now deserted. The village of Beli is close by, very picturesque, but very quiet, now apparently only half inhabited. There's a pebbly beach... more