Village Camping Spinnaker

A nice place in the pine forest. The pitches were large enough, but to reach them, one might have to do a bit of slalom. The toilets and showers are basic but always clean. The staff is very friendly. There is a natural beach but also a small pool.

The location is fantastic, the sanitary facilities are sometimes unclean, the doors to the toilets cannot be locked, and the pitches are very narrow.

Beautiful clean campsite. There is only one sanitary building for everyone, but it works well and is regularly cleaned. Different pitches, some paths among the pines are quite narrow, but most are nicely located. Campsite is well-kept and clean.

We arrived at 14:05 and were kindly welcomed even though it was lunchtime from 14:00. The pitches are partially uneven and small. The tall pines provide shade, but you can still see the sun. We did not use the pool, restaurant, or mini-market, but they looked quite nice. We were finally able to fill our fresh water tank with drinking water. The sanitary facilities were clean and fine, there was hot water at the sinks except for the girls', and the washing sinks also had hot water. We would go there again.

Very beautiful place in the woods, unfortunately very few pitches for caravans/motorhomes, predominantly very nice tent pitches and bungalows, top animation for children and adults, the campsite is recommended, very beautiful long sandy beach with dunes, unfortunately limited on one side after 300 meters by an unsightly industrial facility, toilets clean and good, although somewhat strange service.

Reception: Friendly, but forgets to provide essential information: For example, that to shower warm, a button must be pressed located at the entrance of the shower. Restaurant: Extremely bad: Staff is very friendly and eager. Serves wine even though none has been ordered. The pizza oven hasn't been turned on yet before the pre-season. Okay, understandable. The pasta, 2 out of 3 dishes have the noodles not al dente. The fries were almost raw, but at least warm (something positive). The pizzeria at the entrance of Porto Torees on the left side street saved us: The best pizza we have had in Sardinia so far. General: There is no warm water available for rinsing. Had to fetch it in the shower and then walk to the rinsing area. Reception, bar, and mini-market must be managed by one person. If you just want to pick up your rolls ordered the night before in the morning, and there is a check-in and a check-out going on in front of you: Fetching the rolls can take a quarter of an hour. The pine forest is besieged by a gang of pigeons. These nice creatures know exactly which branch they must sit on to do their business exactly where it is least needed below. Sanitary Facilities: Generally clean, though it strongly depends on what kind of people are currently at the site. Showers cannot be locked in some cases because locks are jammed or mounted upside down. Feedback has been lodged at reception; it remains to be seen when something will be done.

Partly very narrow spaces, risk of getting stuck in the sand! Showers are cold, cleanliness is average. Location directly at the beach, but otherwise no infrastructure.