I visited recently in early Feb 2011. The weather is not as good as they claim. There were many rained out days or too windy/cloudy days which meant a lot of sitting around. A tad underwhelming when they advertise jump in the sun. While the course I did was well structured the training varies a lot. As the instructors seem to do the AFF levels different to each other. What is good for one coach is a fail for another. Pablo for instance backed off for the Level 7 while other instructors would be close by for example. Which can be confusing especially if a coach takes a day off. Do not camp here though, the facilities at the site are pretty disgusting and the cafe seems to open when they feel like it. The swimming pool advertised is a joke. In addition to the drop zone being miles from anywhere. My worst complaint is that there are some harsh unspoken rules. Beginners are treated harshly at times and talked down to I saw more than a few times. Mistakes are shown on the big screens for everybody to see. Overall not a massively bad dropzone but there are better and if you are thinking of your AFF I'd recommend doing it somewhere else.
