Camping Village S'Ena Arrubia

And yet everything could have been perfect, clean, shaded, in a beautiful location... but there’s always a but... camping program in Italian and German, nothing in French, so it’s not easy to understand anything. And then a campsite is a campsite, except that this one is more of a "prison". You can get in, but you must absolutely not try to get back out or re-enter outside of their set hours. In short, between 1:30 PM and 3:30 PM (quiet hours 🤫 😂😂) you can’t go out and you can’t go in, and after 8 PM, it’s the same, at the risk of incurring the wrath of the receptionists who scolded us in Italian, we didn’t understand anything, but it probably wasn’t nice. Of course, we also raised our voices to reach our spot at 8:10 PM and decided to leave the very next morning. So if you love your freedom, flee this place 👌😂

Sanitary facilities are outdated, no toilet seat and no toilet paper. You can choose a place anywhere, there isn't really a reservation system. Everything is all over the place. The lady at the reception is friendly and helpful. The market is small and has the essentials. In the pool, you must wear a swim cap; otherwise, you will be asked to leave the pool. The only thing that can really be considered good are the flamingos located across from the site in a wetland area. We are leaving here after one night.

The reception is friendly, the rest is no longer nice, the sanitary facilities are very old and overdue for renovation, no toilet paper, no soap, and the restroom doors cannot be locked. It is just about acceptable for one night.

The campsite looked promising on the website, it also had good reviews on Google (just recently visited, for example). However, we were unfortunately disappointed when we arrived. The way there was very bumpy; we drove up from the south and the GPS led us through gravel/pothole roads through the fields. Upon arrival, we were welcomed very nicely in English. As with many places, we could choose the spot ourselves. It is not as densely wooded as other pine forests, but there are a few shady spots. There are very few power boxes so our extension cord barely reached. The sanitary facilities are very outdated and partly unhygienic. We did not want to use the showers. It’s about a 5-minute walk to the beach, but this beach cannot be compared to the typical beaches of Sardinia (dirty, debris in the sea, and unpleasant smell). What was good: the pool. Clean and easily accessible, but also has a lunch break from 1 to 3 PM. AND you can observe free-roaming flamingos!! Their nature reserve is practically next to the campsite. Conclusion: It's okay for one night, but a longer stay is rather not recommended.

Very clean, natural site. Free choice of place. Sanitary facilities are older but clean. Nice restaurant with acceptable prices. Beach with fine sand. Suitable for both dog owners and families.

The place is very nicely located. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Washing up is only possible with cold water and the sinks are in poor condition. Nevertheless, recommended.

The area for the motorhomes was very nicely situated. Not far from the beach, shady under pine trees. The beach was narrow and clean, resembling Denmark. The water was clear, with a sandy pleasant bottom. However, if you like the beaches of the East Coast, then this is not the right place for you. The young woman at the reception was very friendly and helpful. Animation was no longer available due to the season, which was a positive for us. Sanitary facilities, as everywhere, in need of renovation. They were clean and there was hot water. The toilets, as always, without a seat. I am glad to have my own toilet on board.