First it was in L'Escala, San Sebastián and the Aragonese Pyrenees. And now Wecamp, the surprising and newest generation of campsites that connect with nature through design, comfort and respect for the environment, has arrived in Cadaqués. Located in Portlligat, right next to the Casa Dalí, it offers a relaxed and natural atmosphere with interior design by Sandra Tarruella, who has been inspired by the architectural and aesthetic style of the legendary sixties.
There is little left until the season closes, scheduled for November, but the weather and this summer of warm days and little rain have turned the place into an enclave of desire for all types of campers. Because they can choose between apartments, glamping tents, tiny homes and exclusive pitches for motorhomes in an unrivaled enclave with direct views of the Cap de Creus Natural Park, accompanied when necessary by the typical Tramuntana wind.
White walls. Native materials. Absolute respect for the environment. Ceramic tiles. Slate walls. Impeccable service. Smiles and good humor at all hours. Morning yoga in the pool. And the cuisine of El Trastocat, a restaurant with a casual and quality proposal, has turned this new wecamp into a mandatory pilgrimage site for nature lovers and today also for photography lovers.
Because there are legions of those who, attracted by the InCadaqués festival, the photography festival that this year reaches its seventh edition, have chosen Wecamp as their base. For ten days, until October 15, Cadaqués becomes a space of expression for 40 chosen photographers. Of the entire world. And of all ages. It is the festival that invades the town that Salvador Dalí made universal with all kinds of creators. The mission of this almost classic is to promote national and international photographers, selected for quality and innovation through exhibitions.
A festival that offers an immersion in the world of images and their creators, proposing a very varied selection of photographic techniques - unparalleled in Cadaqués and its surroundings - and that is fully integrated into the cultural, commercial and associative fabric of the population. which it energizes and highlights on dates traditionally outside the tourist season, so its involvement and support has been essential for the continuity of the festival.
