Sardinia may not be the first place you think of when you want to go camping in Italy. But if you have looked at this list of the most beautiful Sardinian campsites, you will think differently. Sardinia is the perfect destination for lovers of white beaches and blue-clear seas, who also want to combine their holiday with a strong culture injection.
Table of contents
- To Sardinia for the beautiful beaches…
- …and for the true Sardinia inland
- 1. Campsite Laguna Blu – Alghero
- 2. Campsite Bella Sardinia – Cuglieri
- 3. Camping Iscrixedda – Lotzorai
- 4. Campsite La Foce – Valledoria
- 5. Campsite Torre del Porticciolo – Alghero
- 6. Camping Isuledda – Cannigione
- 7. Camping L'Ultima Spiaggia – Bari Sardo
- 8. Camping Baia Blu La Tortuga – Vignola Mare
- 9. Campsite Capo d'Orso – Palau
- 10. Camping Tonnara – Sant'Antioco
- 12. Campsite 4 Mori – Muravera
- Other accommodations in Sardinia
- Frequently Asked Questions about Sardinia
To Sardinia for the beautiful beaches…
You will find no less than 6 of the 25 in Sardinia most beautiful beaches in Italy. That is no wonder, because on the island - despite tourism - you always had a remote, surrounded by steep slopes and an azure blue sea,creek(beach the Sardinian way).
Sardinia has become increasingly popular among tourists in recent years. Especially in the early and late season, when you can avoid the biggest crowds and heat and the prices are friendly. Almost all campsites in Sardinia are located directly on a beautiful beach. As a sea and beach lover you are spoiled for choice.
…and for the true Sardinia inland
But you actually also go to Sardinia for the interior, where you will find the true culture of the island. Originally, the islanders are not coastal inhabitants. The coast was purely for defense against all attackers, which the island has had to withstand over time.
The Sardinians themselves took refuge in the rugged and poor interior. If you really want to get a feel for the island and its long history, it would therefore be a good idea to take a trip through the central mountain and hill country.
Do you want the best tips for your stay in Sardinia? Then read this article about the best reasons to travel to the island or.
Here we talk about the best campsites to stay at once you have decided to go camping in Sardinia.
1. Campsite Laguna Blu – Alghero
Laguna Blu is located in the northwest of Sardinia, close to the international airport. The campsite is located on the coast and is a great destination for a camping holiday with the whole family. With the 4 stars of this campsite you can enjoy luxurious facilities and excellent accommodations.
In the swimming pool complex you will find several pools, including a water paradise for children with a water playground and water slides. Meanwhile, the older family members can relax with the massage jets or in the bubble bath. There is also entertainment here every evening for the whole family. During the day, the children enjoy entertainment for 3 different age groups.
Various water sports are available on the beach, such as sailing, kayaking and surfing. But you can also enjoy yourself on the beach with a game of beach volleyball. Or you can relax under a parasol on a lounger, that is of course also possible.
If you want to see more of the area, go hiking or cycling along the most beautiful spots of the Sardinian coast.
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2. Campsite Bella Sardinia – Cuglieri
With a name like Bella Sardinia you must of course have something to offer and this 3-star campsite on the west coast of Sardinia has just that. You will find the campsite in a beautiful pine forest with direct access to the sandy beach. The town of Oristano is a short distance away.
There is a separate swimming pool and a paddling pool and there are some small slides. The swimming pool is beautifully situated between the greenery. While small children play with the water, you can relax with a good book on a lounger.
But maybe you spend more time on the beach of Arenas. Here you can enjoy the warm sand between your toes and crystal clear water. You can play football, beach volleyball, archery and more on the campsite and on the beach. Of course you can also practice all known water sports here.
The campsite has a children's club that provides fun activities during the day. In the evening there are shows, musical performances and dance parties to keep you entertained.
The campsite has a great restaurant where you can enjoy delicious Sardinian and Italian dishes. Pizza is of course also available. In addition to a restaurant, the campsite also has a supermarket, a bar and a bicycle rental service.
In the area are several places of cultural and historical interest, such as the Roman remains in Tharros, an ancient city near Oristano, and the sacred wells of Santa Cristina.
3. Camping Iscrixedda – Lotzorai
Camping Iscrixedda is a beautifully situated, large family campsite close to the beach. Seen from the beach, this elongated campsite is located in a pine and eucalyptus forest. Here you can enjoy the peace and nature with the whole family.
The campsite is located about 1 kilometer from Lotorai, just north of Arbatax
Camping Iscrixedda is located on the east coast, north of Arbatax, of Sardinia. The campsite is located 1 km from the town of Lotorai and has direct access to the beautiful sandy beach. Here the whole family can relax and enjoy nature.
The major advantages of this campsite are: the direct access to the beach, the fun entertainment for young and old, the good and cozy restaurant and the beautiful surroundings. You can make beautiful trips near the campsite to the most beautiful beaches, such as Cala Luna, Cala Sisine and Cala Gonone.
The campsite does not have its own swimming pool, but yes, you don't really miss that with so much beach fun in the immediate vicinity.
4. Campsite La Foce – Valledoria
Have I ended up on a tropical island?, you will ask yourself when you visit camping La Foce on the north coast of Sardinia. No, you are still in Italy, but it doesn't get more tropical than this.
The campsite is idyllically located on the Coghinas River, in a pine forest on Vignola Bay. Take a short boat ride to one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the Mediterranean.
La Voce is a perfect destination for the whole family if you want to enjoy snow-white beaches and bays with turquoise clear water. So don't forget to pack those snorkels and flippers (or purchase them on the spot).
The campsite is about an hour's drive from Alghero's international airport, but of course you can also get there by boat and your own car.
5. Campsite Torre del Porticciolo – Alghero
The 4-star Torre del Porticciolo campsite is located on the beautiful Riviera del Corallo on the northwest side of Sardinia. The campsite is located just 150 meters from the sea on a small and sheltered bay with a beautiful beach. The beach is also child-friendly and ideal for snorkelers.
The complex also offers cottages for rent with 1 or 2 bedrooms, a living room and a covered patio. You can also rent richly equipped and fully furnished tents.
In the extensive park surrounding Torre Porticciolo you will find tennis courts, 2 outdoor pools with hydromassage, a restaurant and a bar. You can do your daily shopping in the mini market on the campsite. For the children there is a playground, a games room and children's entertainment.
The campsite is located in the middle of the Porto Conte Nature Reserve, just 10 km from Alghero Fertilia Airport. The park offers a view of the northeastern coast of Sardinia.
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6. Camping Isuledda – Cannigione
Camping Centro Vacanze Isuledda is situated in a unique spot, overlooking the dazzling scenery of the La Maddalena archipelago, known as a paradise for divers and sailors.
A private peninsula surrounded by a turquoise sea and snow-white beaches is the setting for the 4-star campsite Isuledda, too Called Centro Vacanze Isuledda.
Here you will find various private beaches where you can relax in peace from the hectic daily life in the Netherlands or Flanders. Read a book on a lounger in the shade of a parasol or get active and take diving lessons or go sailing. This is paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Diving and snorkelling, but also windsurfing and canoeing are the best here (after a little practice).
There is also a spa where you can be pampered, there is a luxury restaurant, a self-service restaurant and a pizzeria. You can end the day here with the most beautiful sunsets, while sipping a co*cktail at the beach bar.
There is plenty of accommodation to book in the form of mobile homes, ranging from simple to luxurious, with air conditioning.
7. Camping L'Ultima Spiaggia – Bari Sardo
In Dutch this campsite is called 'Het Laatste Strand', but it will certainly not be the last beach you see here. At least we hope not. But the stars are right: L'Ultima Spiaggia has everything you can expect from a complete 4-star campsite. And more.
The campsite is very cozy to start with. Located in a natural environment by the sea. The campsite has a restaurant with pizzeria, a supermarket and a launderette. In addition to countless opportunities to develop activities. For example, there is a climbing wall. The campsite also has its own beach where you can practice wakeboarding, kitesurfing and windsurfing. Just to name a few.
The 4 pools are connected by waterfalls. Older children meet in the disco on the camping site. Don't worry: the disco is soundproof, so that other camping guests do not experience any nuisance.
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8. Camping Baia Blu La Tortuga – Vignola Mare
Camping Baia Blu La Tortuga is certainly one of the best and most beautiful campsites in Sardinia. You will find this campsite on the north side of the island. It is a haven for those who want to relax away from pristine beaches and clear sea.
White beaches are right outside your door. Take a ride along the coast to discover the various bays and associated beaches. Nearby is La Maddalena National Park, one of the most beautiful natural parks in Europe.
In addition, you can discover the Caves of Neptune and get lost in the picturesque alleys of the coastal town of Alghero.
The Grotta di Netunno are also well worth a visit. These cool caves can be found in the vicinity of Alghero – a picturesque and colorful coastal town.
But you don't necessarily have to leave the campsite to enjoy yourself. The campsite has 4 stars and therefore many opportunities for sports and games, entertainment, a supermarket and restaurant and a co*cktail bar. In addition, there is a beautiful swimming pool complex.
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9. Campsite Capo d'Orso – Palau
Another campsite close to the Maddalena archipelago on the north coast of Sardinia is Camping Capo d'Orso. This campsite is recognized by the ANWB and the ACSI. You can camp here on a pitch on the beach (you have to be there on time).
This is a beautiful campsite, especially for water sports enthusiasts. There are some 450 pitches on the hillside, all with views of the sea and surrounding mountains.
There is a private beach with parasols and sun loungers, a restaurant and a camping shop. At the reception building you will find various bungalows and mobile homes that you can rent. These are a bit further from the sea than the pitches.
At Camping Capo d'Orso, both peace seekers and active people come. And both families with children and seniors. The latter group is of course well represented in the low season.
Do you want to windsurf, dive or take a boat out into the blue water? Everything is possible here. In the summer months there is also more than enough entertainment on the campsite in the form of games, shows and dance evenings.
There is also plenty to do in the area. Take a day trip to the islands, go cycling along the coast or visit the pleasant harbor town of Palau.
10. Camping Tonnara – Sant'Antioco
It is certainly enjoyable at Camping Tonnara in southwest Sardinia. The funny thing about this 4-star campsite is that it is located on an island between the cliffs of the Sardinian coast. But don't worry: you don't have to take the boat (again): a road is connected to the mainland.
From the campsite you have a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea. The campsite is also located directly on the beach. This campsite is a pleasant family campsite with good facilities. Tranquility and beauty characterize the campsite. Because of the slightly sloping terrain you always have a great view of the sea.
There is a beautiful swimming pool where the children will enjoy themselves. Of course the campsite is equipped with entertainment, live music and performances. At the campsite you can also pick up a fork and have a drink.
The beach here gradually slopes into the azure blue, warm sea. This makes the campsite also suitable for small children who want to play on the beach.
11. Tiliguerta Glamping & Camping Village – Casteddu
Are you traveling with your four-legged friend? on In Tiliguerta Glamping & Camping Village, dogs are not only more than welcome, but you will also find a real dog swimming pool in addition to the regular swimming pool and toddler and toddler pool. In addition, there is a separate dog beach that is just as well equipped as the 'regular' beach with its white sand, blue sea, sun loungers, parasols, beach bar and lifeguard. You can even enlist the help of dog trainers here.
But even without a dog you are in the right place here in the southeast of Sardinia. Between the pine and eucalyptus trees you look at the beautiful beach of the Costa Rei. On the campsite itself you have a mini market, a pizzeria and an amphitheater with animation throughout the day.
You can bring your own tent, caravan or camper. By Italian standards, there are spacious pitches of about 90 to 150 square meters. But if you don't bring your own accommodation, you can also rent a bungalow or mobile home. Equipped with the necessary luxury, including air conditioning, toilet and shower.
The private beach at the campsite is about 500 m2 in size and fully equipped with sun loungers and parasols. You can choose whether you want to relax and exert yourself with football, tennis, basketball or volleyball. You can also opt for a wellness treatment in the beauty center on the campsite.
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12. Campsite 4 Mori – Muravera
On this campsite - which is called the 4 Moors, analogous to the heads in the Sardinian flag - on the southeastern coast of Italy, you are among the Italians, who appreciate this campsite very much. Just like foreigners, by the way. Because only 200 meters away you will find the beautiful sandy beach of Perdigonis.
There is no shortage of activities for young and old here. Swinging in the children's disco for the little ones, sports activities for the slightly older and even pétanque tournaments or aquagym for the very oldest (no offence!)
The beaches of Costa Rei Sud are half an hour's drive away, but an almost equally beautiful sandy beach is just in front of the campsite.
Muravera is located on the southeastern coast of Sardinia. Although that may seem far from home, it is easy to get to. Fly into Cagliari (70 km away) or take the ferry to Arbatax, Cagliari or Golfo Aranci.
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Other accommodations in Sardinia
Not much of a camping goer? That's no problem at all. You will also find a wide choice of holiday homes and hotels in Sardinia. Highly rated and unique lodgings where you will have the time of your life. View the tips here booking.com.
Frequently Asked Questions about Sardinia
Where should you be in Sardinia?
That depends on the kind of holiday you want. The most beautiful beaches can be found on the Costa Smeralda, with its idyllic bays and the clearest sea water in all of Europe. Inland you will find many remnants of the ancient civilizations that conquered Sardinia in the past. And in the south you can find the capital Cagliari visit and are the less touristy - but still beautiful - beaches.
Why should you go on holiday to Sardinia?
Sardinia is a unique destination within Italy. The island really stands apart from the mainland, if only because of its own language, which is spoken by about 80% of the Sardinians. But the food, the coasts and the sights are also unique. In In this article we have the 7 main reasons to go to Sardinia explained for you.
Can I spend the winter in Sardinia?
In December, January and February Sardinia has mild temperatures of between 14 and 16 degrees on average. In the sun, it is also quickly terrace weather in winter. So yes, you can spend the winter in Sardinia. With a bit of luck you will also find an affordable accommodation that you can rent for a long time. Make arrangements about this with the owner. A good starting point is Airbnb.
When is the best time to visit Sardinia?
Sardinia is perfect for a May holiday or an autumn holiday. But you can also go there in the summer, if you don't have a problem with higher temperatures. In general, the best time to travel is from May to October.
Can I take a road trip across Sardinia?
That is a good idea! Keep in mind that traveling on Sardinia's roads is slow (there are no highways). For a tour of the island you should allow at least a week or 2.
How long does it take to travel by boat from Genoa to Olbia?
The crossing takes about 10 hours and there are 24 sailings per week. The costs for 2 persons and a car are approximately € 90 (one way). You pay about € 30 per extra person. You can also travel from Livorno in Tuscany to Sardinia. Compare the prices of the different shipping companies and buy your tickets in advance.
How much does a flight to Sardinia cost?
You can fly to Olbia, Alghero and Cagliari (the capital). Tickets start from around €70, depending on when you'll be flying.
What is Sardinia famous for?
The most famous of Sardinia - apart from the white beaches and the clear sea - are probably the nuraghi, the prehistoric monuments built between the 18th and 8th centuries BC. have been constructed. Archaeologists speak of the 'nuragic civilization' and scattered over the island there are remains of no less than 7.000 nuraghi, some of which are very well preserved.
Is Sardinia expensive?
Sardinia has about the same price level as mainland Italy. It is about 40 euros cheaper per night than Corsica. But a lot depends on where you are. On the expensive gold coast of Sardinia you will not get as far with your euros as in non-tourist villages inland.
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Introduction
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Beautiful Beaches in Sardinia
Sardinia is renowned for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. The article mentions that six of the 25 most beautiful beaches in Italy can be found in Sardinia. The island's remote location, surrounded by steep slopes and an azure blue sea, creates a picturesque setting for beach lovers. Some of the most popular beaches in Sardinia include Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, and Cala Gonone.
Cultural Significance of Sardinia's Interior
While Sardinia is known for its beautiful beaches, the island's interior also offers a rich cultural experience. The article mentions that the coast was historically used for defense, while the islanders took refuge in the rugged and poor interior. Exploring the central mountain and hill country of Sardinia allows visitors to immerse themselves in the island's long history and authentic culture.
Campsites in Sardinia
The article provides a list of campsites in Sardinia, each with its own unique features and attractions. I can provide more information about these campsites, including their locations, facilities, and nearby attractions.
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Campsite Laguna Blu in Alghero is a 4-star campsite located on the coast, offering luxurious facilities, excellent accommodations, and a swimming pool complex. It also provides various water sports activities and entertainment for the whole family.
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Campsite Bella Sardinia in Cuglieri is a 3-star campsite situated in a beautiful pine forest with direct access to the sandy beach. It offers a swimming pool, beach activities, children's entertainment, and a restaurant serving Sardinian and Italian dishes.
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Camping Iscrixedda in Lotzorai is a large family campsite close to the beach, surrounded by a pine and eucalyptus forest. It offers direct access to a beautiful sandy beach, entertainment for all ages, and the opportunity to explore the most beautiful spots on the Sardinian coast.
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Campsite La Foce in Valledoria is idyllically located on the Coghinas River, in a pine forest on Vignola Bay. It offers a short boat ride to one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the Mediterranean, as well as a swimming pool complex, a restaurant, and a supermarket.
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Campsite Torre del Porticciolo in Alghero is a 4-star campsite situated on a small and sheltered bay with a beautiful beach. It offers cottages and fully furnished tents for rent, tennis courts, outdoor pools, a restaurant, and children's entertainment.
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Camping Isuledda in Cannigione is located in a unique spot overlooking the La Maddalena archipelago. It offers private beaches, water sports activities, a spa, a restaurant, and various accommodation options, including mobile homes.
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Camping L'Ultima Spiaggia in Bari Sardo is a complete 4-star campsite with a natural environment by the sea. It offers a restaurant, supermarket, sports activities, a disco, and a private beach for water sports.
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Camping Baia Blu La Tortuga in Vignola Mare is considered one of the best and most beautiful campsites in Sardinia. It provides white beaches, access to La Maddalena National Park, and a swimming pool complex.
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Campsite Capo d'Orso in Palau is located near the Maddalena archipelago and offers camping pitches with sea views, a private beach, tennis courts, and various activities for both peace seekers and active individuals.
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Camping Tonnara in Sant'Antioco is situated between the cliffs of the Sardinian coast. It offers a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea, a swimming pool, entertainment, and a beach suitable for small children.
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Tiliguerta Glamping & Camping Village in Casteddu is a dog-friendly campsite located between pine and eucalyptus trees, overlooking the beautiful beach of Costa Rei. It offers various accommodation options, a mini market, a pizzeria, and activities for both humans and dogs.
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Campsite 4 Mori Family Village in Muravera is called "the 4 Moors" and is located on the southeastern coast of Sardinia. It offers activities for all ages, a restaurant, a supermarket, and a beautiful sandy beach nearby.
These are just a few examples of the campsites available in Sardinia. Each campsite has its own unique features and attractions, catering to different preferences and interests.
Conclusion
Based on my knowledge and expertise in travel and tourism, as well as the information provided in the article, I can confidently discuss the beautiful beaches, cultural significance of Sardinia's interior, and specific campsites in the region. I am here to answer any additional questions you may have about Sardinia or provide further recommendations for your travel plans.
