Baia Holiday Cavallino

Pros

As always, the large dog beach. Campsite / rental accommodation: Nice pitch, the size is okay.

Pros

What we really liked was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, as well as the organization of the site. Additionally, there was a large supermarket, an ice cream shop, a pizza service, and a restaurant. The pool area and beach area were well maintained and staffed by sufficient personnel. Pitch/rental accommodation: Having electricity, water, and sewage at the pitch was pleasant. Furthermore, pine needles were often removed from the ground, which kept the site very clean.

Cons

In the evenings, the showers could be cleaned more often, as starting from 8:00 PM it was difficult to find a shower without hair and sand on the floor. That's a shame. Providing a mop that guests could use would also help. The prices for sunshades and loungers at the beach are quite high (160 EUR for 5 days in the front row).

Pros

The path to the beach is short, and the campsite is generally clean and well-organized. Pitch/rental accommodation: There was air conditioning, there was enough space around the mobile home, and mosquito nets were present on the windows (which was really necessary).

Cons

The food at the restaurant didn't taste good (we ordered pasta). I must admit the pizza looked better. The staff was not really attentive and... Pitch/rental accommodation: The music was quite loud until late in the evening.

Pros

The cleanliness and organization are excellent. Location/Rental accommodation: impeccable, though maneuvering with caravans is challenging.

Cons

The evenings (dances, etc.)

Pros

Yes, it was good Pitch/Rental accommodation: Yes, the pitch was good

Cons

The supermarket at the campsite is too expensive, with some products over 300 percent more expensive than usual.

⭐⭐⭐⭐½ out of 5 stars Overall, a decent, family-friendly campsite. The wide sandy beach right by the site is particularly nice. It slopes very gently, making it ideal for small children. We also enjoyed the on-site dining options. The pitches are somewhat sandy, but that didn’t bother us. However, many extras come at an additional cost: sunbeds cost 15 €, the washing machine about 6 €, and even the little train costs 10 € for 2 adults and 2 children – for just about 10 minutes of ride. The pool area is nice: a baby pool, five slides for older kids, and two larger pools with whirlpool/massage jets. In the swimming area, wearing a swim cap is mandatory, which can be purchased for a few euros at the supermarket. It would be nice to have a slide in the baby pool. Shopping options are a bit further away, so bicycles are recommended.

Dogs are only tolerated in their designated area. The swimming pool can only be used with a swim cap, which is not mentioned in the campsite description, making the place significantly less appealing – something I have not experienced in Italy.

Pros

The location of the site and the friendliness of the staff. Pitch/rental accommodation: Well-shaded.

Cons

Electrical connection at the pitches, cleanliness and condition of the washrooms and seating areas at the campsite. Availability of Wi-Fi or Internet. Pitch/rental accommodation: Renovation of the washrooms.