Tiliguerta Glamping & Camping Village

We are here for the second time. Unlike our first visit, we are very dissatisfied this time. We booked a long time ago, and upon arrival, we were told that the site would not be free until tomorrow. Okay, we agreed to wait a night. The next day, however, our spot was occupied again and supposedly there were no other spots available, even though many were unoccupied. The reception staff was not very helpful and did not provide any good information about the situation. What a shame 😞.

My little dog was attacked and killed. A poorly bred pitbull mix was allowed into the campsite, which has destroyed my life. The campsite is responsible for accepting a killing machine while completely ignoring basic safety rules. The criminal owners were housed among other dogs and children with no control whatsoever. My request to have them removed was completely ignored. The rules regarding muzzles and leashes are not enforced at all, and rude owners are allowed to do as they please. After the incident, I didn't even get assistance from a veterinarian because the facility is lacking one, and the one I contacted was unavailable, so I was left abandoned next to the murderer of my dog, with no assistance but with the address of a facility 40 km away.

Despite the somewhat negative reviews, we chose to stay here. We are not dog owners. We cannot confirm the "massive" littering. The beach is lovely, despite the seaweed that has washed ashore. The supermarket is well-stocked for a campsite. We found the restaurant good. The pool is appealing. Dogs were kept on leashes. The sites are equipped with electricity. There are water taps nearby. The sanitary facilities are in good condition and cleaned regularly. It's not exactly cheap, but the staff is friendly.

Completely overpriced, both the site and the restaurant. The pitches are bumpy paths, and there’s still dog poop (everything is dog-friendly, and we are generally as well) but there are tripping hazards and holes everywhere, requiring constant attention to avoid tripping and injuring oneself. We drive a camper with a trailer, so I always book sufficiently large pitches to ensure everything fits well, but here they charged extra for the trailer to be able to park on my already paid pitch. Overall, the site appears uncaring, and the installations (electrical installations are already roughly dangerous with loose sockets, etc.) are concerning.

You pay for the location here. In France, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, and Greece, we have not encountered a place with such a price-quality ratio in the low season. In October 55 euros per night for 2 people, a camper, and 1 dog (15 euros/night). I felt better served for a little less at the "expensive" site in Sexten. But everyone as they like..

We were here in the autumn with 2 adults and 2 children! The direct beach location was good! The site was only moderately busy. However, the sanitary facilities only receive 1 star. They were renovated a few years ago, but of the 5 showers, three were broken. I simply can't understand what is so difficult about changing door locks when they give out. The toilets were also cleaned sporadically and the toilet paper is only restocked once a day. Emptying the chemical toilet really disgusted me for the first time in my life. A wooden shed that smelled so bad that the walls were black with mosquitoes! I don't even want to know what it's like here in the height of summer. At a price of €60/night in the low season, these are points that really disappointed me.

UNDERGROUND describes it best! 1. The campsite is covered in dog feces and the path to the beach smells terrible of urine. 2. The washrooms smell awful of wastewater, and are anything but clean. 3. Upon arrival, the full amount must be paid. This is already completely atypical for all of Sardinia! Leaving early and getting the money back is NOT possible! ! ! The only thing the manager offered as an outrageous "counter-service" was 2 days of free use of the sun loungers. "Otherwise, everyone would want their money back," was the manager's last remark! ! ! 4. In the restaurant, you are first asked about a reservation, and if there isn't one, you must wait. We waited another hour for our pasta with pesto after ordering.

We are currently still at this location, but only because the booking must be paid for in full in advance. On the positive side: the friendliness of all the staff and of course the sea, which truly conveys a Caribbean flair. Unfortunately, that was about it for me in terms of positives. The minimarket: plastic-wrapped rolls. You can live off it, but it’s not tasty. Vegetables, sausage, cheese, or meat offerings are very minimalistic. The dishwashing in full sun or even in the rain... without any cover. The chemical toilet is beyond words! Have they been stuck in the 50s here? A filthy old wooden hut? Seriously??? So nothing for a weak stomach. The restaurant or bar, I can only say: the staff was always well-meaning, but they really don’t have it under control. Dishes that were on the menu were also not orderable.