Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato

A long, white sandy beach and aquamarine sea await visitors to Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato in Sardinia. The fine sandy shore and shallow water make the location of this child-friendly campsite particularly popular with families. While the little ones let off steam on two large playgrounds, parents can enjoy the view over the sparkling sea, which many of the pitches offer.

Campsite with direct access to the beach

Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato is located on the picturesque Costa Rei, the stretch of coast with the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. The holiday resort is nestled between the sand dunes and ancient juniper trees of the Spiaggia di Santa Giusta and the Capo Ferrato nature reserve with its blue lagoons and the 1,050 m high Monte Ferru. The next largest town is the medieval town of Muravera, around 29 kilometres away. The campsite has a total of 83 numbered pitches for guests with caravans or motorhomes. There is a choice of shady or sunny pitches right on the seafront with an unobstructed view of the sea. Just a few metres further inland are pitches under cooling eucalyptus trees. Each pitch measures 80 to 100 square metres and has an EU-compliant electricity connection. Visitors also have access to two sanitary facilities with hot showers and chemical toilets. There are also washing-up areas with hot water, washing machines and a tumble dryer. The Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato scores points with young parents with changing tables and baby baths. Internet fans can use the free Wi-Fi throughout the camping village, even on the beach. Travellers rave about the friendly and warm atmosphere. The staff impress with their hospitality and are happy to help guests choose the perfect accommodation. Children can have creative fun with the motivated entertainers, and a variety of performances are regularly organised in the evenings.

Riding through the Mediterranean landscape and exploring magnificent caves

Not far from Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato, at the Iba Sa Cresia riding school, beautiful and well-trained horses are waiting to take young and old adventurers on an excursion into nature. On the rhythmically rocking backs of the gentle animals, you can choose between a wild gallop across the beach or a gentle walk along the rugged coastline to the Capo Ferrato lighthouse. An attraction in the region that active holidaymakers should not miss is the huge Su Marmuri cave in the mountains of Capo Ferrato. As part of a guided tour in German, cave explorers roam over numerous stairs and walkways through corridors and rooms up to 50 metres high with fascinating stalactite formations.