Campsites in Sardinia

Are you more into beaches or mountains? Do you prefer the buzz of the capital or the tranquillity of the small villages? Not that you have to choose, because the magical thing about Sardinia is that it has something for everyone. Like its Corsican neighbour, this little piece of Italy has a strong identity and a whole diversity of landscapes.

Head for the wonderful coast of this region of Italy and make the most of the heavenly beaches and crystal-clear sea of the Costa Smeralda, literally the Emerald Coast.

For keen walkers, we recommend you go exploring the inland region of Gennargentu, deep into the maquis and the Sardinian mountains. Nature is everywhere and the rocky headlands towering above the coast make for some breathtaking scenery. In addition to the particularly rich plant life, you'll also be able to see a number of wildlife species such as the royal eagle, Sardinian deer and mouflon.

If you’ve never visited Sardinia or are just mad about Mediterranean beaches, simply choose your spot from our selection of 3, 4 and 5-star campsites! Pitch a tent if you’re a Robinson Crusoe at heart, or book a mobile home if you like your creature comforts. Either way, you’re bound to find just what you need for a great holiday.

Under the Sardinian sun, there’s no better way to relish those refreshing moments by the water! Besides the sea, you’ll make the most of the swimming pools, water play features, and services and facilities designed with the whole family in mind! From relaxation to local gastronomy, a complete range is at your disposal to ensure you enjoy unwinding the Italian way. 

In addition to the activities proposed at your campsite, Sardinia has a virtually infinite number of solutions to keep you occupied. Boat trips, horseriding, cycling or simply walking, all good ways to enjoy the Sardinian coastline, visiting the beautiful seaside resorts as you go, such as Stintino for example.

Head for the island of La Maddalena to visit the Asinara national park. This is one of the most remarkable islands in the entire Mediterranean, partly thanks to the colony of white donkeys that roam wild here. Protected by strict regulations, the surroundings can be appreciated through a whole host of activities, including hiking, diving and trips on the little tourist train.

The adventurers among you can head for Cagliari to discover the Roman remains. Or you can see the vestiges of an ancient civilisation, still partly unknown even today, by visiting the multitude of Nuragic sites. Try to pierce the mystery that surrounds these monuments built from huge blocks of stone, for example in the village of Barumini, a UNESCO World Heritage site. 

And if you’re lucky enough to stay in Sardinia in late August, you’ll be able to see or, better still, participate in the Vela Latina regatta, an international event that attracts traditional boats and ancient yachts from across Italy. In fact, this is one of the most iconic sailing events in the entire Mediterranean Sea.