Camping La Liccia

Toilettes were awful, the pool was a disaster- there were 3€ swimming caps obligatory and the bottom was full of sand. The WiFi only works in a restaurant and nowhere else. It was quite pricey, for this amount of money I expected much more. I don’t recommend. Wouldn’t visit again :(((

We went to the campsite restaurant, which is also very popular with the locals because it has a wonderful terrace. Although we booked a day in advance, we were told that the terrace was fully booked. It was okay for us to be seated inside next to the pizza oven with 4 adults and 5 children. We had ordered the menu. The pork consisted almost entirely of bones and fat. We had the impression that we were served the leftovers that were not offered to Italian guests, otherwise the menu was okay, even if it was too hearty for us. After we had paid the large bill, we noticed that in addition to a service charge, water, espresso and dessert, which were supposed to be included in the menu, were charged separately. The waitress told us that there had probably been a mistake. However, we had the impression that this was intentional, assuming that as tourists we wouldn't notice. We think that this is not okay.

Camping with a campervan: very cramped. You need to be good at parallel parking and don’t mind sharing your personal space. You’re not allowed to sit past 1 meter of your car/van. The toilets and showers are very old (8/10 toilets are a hole in the ground) and VERY dirty. So, if you don’t mind showering in the smell of piss, or love to experience what it’s like to be a refugee: you’ll love this place. Dared to bill us €160+ for two nights (campervan, 2 adults, 2 children and electricity). Worst campsite we’ve ever had. We love basic campsites, this is just a prentetious ripoff.

Very nice camping. Large. Restaurant, market 👍 The bathrooms lacked toilet paper and hand soap😢 No WiFi, only in the restaurant. Good swimming pool. Close on Monday. 10 minutes to the large beach.

We loved this site. Our first time on Sardinia and what an advert. Shady pitches wherever you choose to stop. Lovely facilities cleaned several times a day. Great bar and restaurant with good prices. Free wifi at the bar area which is a good extra. All the staff are great, so cheerful and nothing is too much for them. The swimming pool is set in a lovely garden and is well looked after by the lifeguard. Close to two beaches, about 10 minutes walk away. The site is located on a bus route to town which the staff told us about downloading the app to use. A decent mini shop on the site, and not too far to town, 4.5 miles, for bigger ones and the sights of Santa Teresa Gallura.

A decent campsite. Toilet block could do with updating.Fantastic swimming pool but hat required. Pitches a little erratic in size and if you chose the top of the site you get a cooling breeze in late afternoon. Bar excellent, but ensure you state what you want or they just assume and bring their choice of drink to you. Great small shop on site. 20 min walk down to a white sanded beach, when we were there it was covered with debris and seaweed from a recent storm so cannot really rate it. 20 mins by bike to St Teresa or less in the car.

Lack of service and to expensive nowadays. They charge a lot for additional costs. The beach is not so clean anymore and often with current so not save for young children. There are better campsites nearby, with nice beaches for a better price.

Liked: We enjoyed the pool area, the friendly restaurant and bar. Well stocked shop. The beach was very nice. Disliked: Very limited WiFi. Shuttle bus into town wasn't very reliable we had to get a taxi back to the the camp at €26.