@Jimmi38

We enjoyed our stay two years ago. This time, however, we feel it's a complete rip-off and completely overpriced; the sanitary facilities leave much to be desired, and the beach opposite is filthy.

We spent two peaceful nights here; you just need to cross the road to reach the beautiful beach. You can see a truly stunning sunset. There are no facilities or amenities here, but it's free at the beginning of May.

You're standing on a concrete slab, rather rudely shown to your pitch, so close you can practically see into your neighbor's bed. At the beginning of May, it cost €33, plus an extra €5 for a larger campervan (ours was 7.50 m). Showers cost an additional €1. A terrible place.

We're staying here for three nights and chose a free spot not under the trees. There's electricity, separate toilets for men and women, and a shower block with four showers and a sink for washing dishes. We haven't tried the restaurant yet. The long, wide beach is a 5-minute walk from the campsite through the grounds. Water and waste disposal are also available. It's about a 20-minute bike ride to Orosei.

What was supposed to be a one-day stay turned into three, and we only had to move on because we ran out of gas. There's a toilet and a quaint shower. The family who runs the place is very friendly, and they even organized a Sardinian evening. Everything was delicious. You can park right on the beach if there's space, and the beach itself is made up of large, thick stones. This makes getting into the water a bit tricky.

It's actually a beautiful spot, however, the beach is currently completely covered in seaweed, 2-3 meters high. They're trying their best to remove it, but that will take weeks. You can't even get into the water. It's a real shame...

The showers and toilets are spotless, and the whole place is well-maintained and kept clean. It's a 5-minute walk to the beach, and the sand is coarse. Otherwise, there's not much going on, but I would 100% recommend this campsite.