Camping Village Pedra e Cupa

It is a very very primitive campsite, it is cheap, but lacks a bit of quality. For example, there is no toilet seat/lid in the toilets, you sit directly on the toilet ceramic. There is no hot water in any shower and honestly, as someone who has spent most of his life in a boarding school in a Third World country, I do not find the sanitary area very hygienic.

Pedra et Cupa was our first campsite in Sardinia. We had a pitch near the beach under a pine tree. A holiday couldn't start more beautifully. Our two dogs were also warmly welcomed. It was a really lovely stay. Anyone who travels to Italy knows that it may be necessary to bring toilet paper, but one quickly gets used to it. The fact that there wasn't a market wasn't a problem for us since there was a well-stocked supermarket in the immediate vicinity. The only thing that really puzzled us was the "litter police" that really lived up to its name here in this forum. For us, it was a completely successful start to our holiday.

The campsite is small and designed close to nature. Campers who do not receive a spot in the pine grove will be accommodated under shaded roofing. The sanitary facilities are simple, very clean, and available in sufficient numbers. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Every newcomer is given a tour of the site and can choose their favorite spot from the available pitches. We arrived with 2 motorhomes without a reservation and wanted to stand next to each other; the friendly employee suggested several unconventional options. This allowed us to decide what was suitable for us. Despite the location near the city, it is very quiet on the site. The location to the beach is optimal. Waste separation is taken very seriously here; it may need some getting used to, but we thought it was great. Paying attention to waste separation is usually not even a topic in "southern" vacation countries.

From the spot that overlooks the beautiful sea, much more could be made of it. It has the atmosphere of a slightly better parking lot on half of the area. For the smaller campers, it looks better; they can stand in a little pine grove. As already mentioned in another comment, waste separation is a religion here. The pool is great and very clean and well-maintained. No dirty or rusty spots, simply wonderful. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The sanitary facilities are clean but somewhat spartan. As is often the case in the south, there are no toilet seats, and toilet paper must be brought along. The beach is really great and the beach bars nearby are very good.

Decent place. Great beach (not just 100m, but the whole bay)! I agree with Jörg's review otherwise. By the way, the waste separation station is now always open.

We were assigned to a tight spot between two giant motorhomes, even though half the area was free. The sanitary facilities were not clean. Noise disturbance from live music until 0:30 am. Many barking dogs.

A small but clean campsite with a pool and restaurant. For shopping, you have to go to the neighboring town (about a 10-minute walk). The sanitary facilities are spartan but clean. The beach is very close by. Unfortunately, several holiday resorts are nearby, So it can get a bit louder in the evenings. Otherwise, I can unconditionally recommend it.

The waste separation is a real highlight at this campsite. Especially since the station is only open 3 times a day. Every trash bag is really broken down into its individual parts and sorted out... There is no discretion because of that. Otherwise, the site is very nice and clean. The beach is very beautiful.