Early June over €40, 2 people + electricity. Wristband on, but zero checks; everyone just walks right up and down the campsite. Narrow beach with seaweed. Dusty Italian family campsite. Not the St. Tropez of Sardinia, as the receptionist said 😉. But a great pizzeria, the bay is beautiful, and the colors of the water are amazing. 3 seated toilets for the ladies; the rest are squatting things, very few for 270 pitches. The village isn't much to look at, very touristy.

What a lovely motorhome park, or actually, campsite. All amenities are available and it is super clean! Just find a spot. A few km up the river to Vsllaputzu, with a cheese shop, bakery, and good supermarket. Lots of Italians on the weekends and a great atmosphere. Super beautiful beach right on the doorstep. There is some seaweed, but you get that almost everywhere. We would love to come back!!

I am giving 1 star not because the campsite isn't good, but because we stood in front of a closed gate today, May 11, 2026. It is a pity that the NKC isn't updating that.

I don't understand the previous reviews at all. We were here from July 5th to May 7th and paid €35 per night for a camper, 2 people, electricity, and tax. No hassle with coins for showering. A beautifully maintained campsite with a stunning view over the bay! It does have a high "yuppie" factor, but we old folks can live with that just fine. If you don't understand the language, you'd better not call and write a bad, misleading review.

A real city campsite, but excellent location and friendly welcome. We stayed here for 3 nights for St'Efisio. Very busy, but the staff did everything to make everyone happy. Despite the crowds, the toilets and showers were clean. For the bus, download the CTM Busfinder app and take line 5 to the city. The Milano stop is closest to the campsite. Ticket €1.30 for 90 minutes of travel.

This campsite is actually "Soste Camping Torre di Bari Sarde," which is located nearby; you can see it on the map to the left. It also states that it has 0 discount cards, but that is incorrect as well; you can use the ACSI card here. Nice campsite, lots of trees, and close to the beach. Friendly welcome!

was supposed to be open from April 15, but today, April 19, it is simply closed. What a shame!

This campsite, which feels completely ready to me, is still closed. But if you want to visit the town, there is a great little spot right opposite this campsite! It's free, and while you're there, grab a nice piece of meat from the butcher who has his shop at that spot.

Great site, open as usual, but you have to walk to the campsite reception first. They'll then open the barrier. If you're using Google Maps and coming from Spain, do NOT turn right into the vineyards just before the campsite!!! You'll get completely stuck there! You can just keep driving, and you'll find the CP on your left. The restrooms are at the campsite.

then you must have had a very nice spot on the water. we are at the back very quiet, at a great toilet building for €16 for the spot and twice €9.80 pp. by the way we also have a seat on the Lahn.