Camping Isola dei Gabbiani

Very nice location, sanitary facilities very clean and sufficiently available. Reasonable price. Very friendly and dedicated campsite staff. The restaurant there should be avoided, it is a shame for the otherwise dedicated people of the campsite. At the restaurant, at most a pizza to take away, otherwise it is an unscrupulous scam with a system.

The site has a beautiful, quiet, central location. The parking space was sufficiently large. The staff was very friendly and willing to help with problems. The sanitary facilities were clean and well maintained. The only downside is the cleaning time in the ladies' area, which is very inconvenient: 8-9 AM. If possible, it should be moved to 10-11 AM.

A good location unfortunately is not enough to have a good spot. Dirty sanitary facilities, very outdated, pitches very tight, all right on the main paths and correspondingly loud. Overall a very noisy place, in the evenings you can hear three concerts or discos simultaneously booming over the bay until well after 1am. The staff, especially in the restaurant, is arrogant and unfriendly. The food is only mediocre, ours was lukewarm. The service was poor and inattentive. In the small bays, there are sea urchins, be careful! The location is great, well-known and overcrowded even at the beginning of the high season. Overall, I would not recommend this place, especially not with children.

Positive aspects include the location and the direct proximity to the Wind/Kite-Surf spot. Great little bars/cafés on the beach. Very nice beach and the sanitary facilities were also tidy and mostly clean. We would not recommend the place for caravans over 6m and for people seeking peace there.

depending on the location, very nice view of the sea and the nearby islands. Restaurant with good cuisine on site. 10 minutes on foot to the surf stations. you should book in advance, as the good spots are taken very quickly.

The site is located on a hilly peninsula, surrounded by the sea, which is very beautiful, but unfortunately, there is no direct access to the sea. The pitches are really very small; every bush is marketed. Since the vegetation is mostly low, there is only shade in the niches. The worst are the sanitation facilities: Although a cleaner comes several times a day, it has no effect on the cleanliness of the facilities. Essentially, she just sprays the floor wet. In some toilets, water sprayed out of the siphon during flushing, so one had to quickly get to safety to avoid getting wet feet. The toilet bowls are always sticky, and the shower stalls are extremely narrow, so you can't take clothes into the stall. Therefore, we put our things in a plastic bag and tied it up while showering. In some stalls, there were no hooks. There were also no hooks at the sinks, so one had to place their things on tiled "pedestals" next to the sink. We had already gotten used to the situation, so we stayed for a week. The restaurant is quite good. The little shop is okay but only sells pre-packaged bread. There is always a 300-meter walk to the beach, but there is a shuttle to the great, fun kite beach. You have to walk to the small cove behind the site. This was our first campsite in Sardinia; only the comparison will show whether it was rather good or mediocre.

The place for itself is quite okay. There is little privacy since the parking spaces are very small. Below ground, there are sanitary facilities.

Clean restrooms, clean showers. Small supermarket, small bar, and a good restaurant available on site. Everything is very nature-friendly and without much fuss.