Camping La Liccia

Liked: Nice and clean place. Staff was extremely nice and helpful. Lady in the shop was very kind and helpful as well. A plus is that the campsite has a shuttle bus (I think 2 euros per person) that will take you to town (a 15-minute ride), but unfortunately, it has limited seating and runs only during certain hours, meaning you have to wait a few hours for the return trip. If you're looking for a very quiet and peaceful place, this is the perfect place. However, if you're looking for a place with attractions or a quick city break, unfortunately not. Disliked: ●Internet-WiFi is only when you are in the restaurant-No WiFi on the pitch. ●The place is off the beaten track—there's only one restaurant and a small shop on the campsites and nothing else around. It's difficult to get anywhere without a car or other kind of transportation. The distance to a larger town is about 15 minutes by car—but walking there is unfortunately impossible—because it's a very busy road with no shoulder/pavement, which is very dangerous. ●Walking distance to one of the two beaches is about 15/20 minutes-up and down what is very difficult with small kids and all the beach equipment.

We arrived at the campsite on Monday 22/09/25 without a booking and they were almost full. The young lady that dealt with us was very helpful and went out of her way to find us a pitch. There were 2 suitable for us, one with Electric and one without. We chose the one without, which was in a lovely spot away from the main motorhome area, close to chalets and with a grassy area and olive trees. The campsite has a lovely restaurant, their pizzas are excellent, a bar, a market with enough to keep you going and a lovely swimming pool. There are also lovely views from the site. The sea is about a 10 minute walk away, with a big white beach and there is also a gorgeous little cove nearby. On the last evening our gas bottle ran out and we were not able to run our fridge. The staff went out of their way to help and hooked us up to one of the nearby chalets so we could get through the night. Would definitely recommend a visit.

Liked: Really nice place. Not to crowded, close to a nice beach and beautiful town. Super friendly staff which is most important. Good restaurant especially for a camp ground

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.

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.

Great location, between the town Santa Teresa (a bit crowded) and some beautiful wild beaches on the south. We stayed in one of the Ginepro houses which are ideal for families (my only suggestion would be to put mosquito nets on the windows). Our 3yo loved the playground and the pool. The bar is excellent, especially around lunchtime: the barista made us the best ice coffee and played great music 👌

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.