Villaggio Camping Capo Ferrato

It took me a lot of time to decide what to write to describe our feelings and not to offend anyone, so let me explain. We travel by a motorbike with a small tent, and we arrived quite late. There was a sign saying "booked out," but we were lucky because they had a few small spots for tents still available. We accepted. The staff were very friendly and nice, the facilities very tidy and clean and the beach beautiful. I can totally see that this would be the absolutely perfect place for you to spend your holiday with a family in the camping area or the bungalow. There is a lot to enjoy, and everything is new. But this is exactly what we don't like. You get exactly 0% personal space because there are people everywhere; even in the night, people take the shorter way right across your spot rather than the path. Other campers were very loud, laughing and talking past midnight being, absolutely inconsiderate towards others. There was also a lamp shining right into our tent in the night. I felt straitened. Again, I would recommend this place if you are looking for a modern, clean, and friendly place right next to the beach. If you are more like us, it's up to you. It was also quite expensive, but I do understand that is due to the locality and modernity.

Amazing camping place. All pitches are next to the amazing beach. Best facilities I have seen so far in Sardinia. Friendly staff. We will be back next year for sure. Definitely 10/10.

Family run by the Fanny. La patron is Patrizia and she is caring a lot for her guests, especially the little ones. The campground is small and always full, because the location is top and the management is doing a lovely job. The whole site is sparkling clean and perfectly organized, down from the toilet where you have special toilets for toddlers up to the daily needs in the tiny supermarket where you can buy delicious meat. And really nobody complains about the restaurant. Why should you? Because it's hearty and good! Please be aware of these specialties: (1) Make reservations. A must for your stay and sometimes for the restaurant as well. (2) Having a tent you will need hardened tent pegs or even a drill. It's really not easy to nail into the floor. It's so tough that it can be harder than you! (3) Shade can be difficult. Bring a tarp to make some shadow when needed. (4) The floor is too dusty to just use a picnic blanket. You will probably miss your table and chairs more than on other campgrounds. (5) Trash has to be disposed at certain hours. They will watch and teach you how to separate it. (6) You will find frozen ice. But gelati lovers will probably miss the homemade Italian ice cream. (7) Not everybody can have their hammok fixed on two trees.

A lovely location next to the beach. It gets busy so booking in advance is recommended. We were lucky and managed to get in because we had a tent so could take a smaller pitch. Not really set up for tents, the pitches are hard so better for motor homes and camper vans. There is a small supermarket on site which sells everything you need and a supermarket is just a 10 minute drive away. The bathroom and washing facilities are great, our only issue was that there wasn't always hot water in the shower.

The campsite is super clean, the facilities new and well maintained. Everywhere are kids running around, for us as a family of four it was great. There is a nice vibe. The beach is just in-front of the campsite but it’s a bit steep to get in. For older children ok. The playground is sadly completely in the sun. No shade at all, which I think is a no-go for a kids friendly campsite. The bar and restaurant where only open in afternoon/evening which was very silly, seeing the whole campsite was fully booked. And they didn’t even have ice cream yet, which is also sad seeing so many children where there. But in total we liked our stay.

We stayed here for a week in September. The staff is incredibly friendly, always ready to greet you with a smile and helpful. Nothing is a problem and they try very hard to help find solutions. We drove to Sardinia from Norway in an electric car only to find that there isn't a single car charger on the island. The 6amp electrical outlet attached to the campsite was not big enough to charge my car, so they let me plug in and charge my car at their main fuse box at no extra charge. The restaurant was good, just remember to make a reservation. The grocery store was little but it had everything we needed. It is a short walk to more restaurants close by as well. The beaches in the area are very nice. Clear beautiful water. Playgrounds for the kids were well kept and safe as was as all the facilities. We look forward to coming back here. Thank you!

We had the pleasure of staying here in the summer and lucky enough to get a pitch for our small tent and camper van. The beach is beautiful, and not too crowded considering the time of year. The food in the restaurant was excellent, fresh and delicious and in our opinion really good value for money. The shop stocked a good range of items with very friendly staff. The bathroom/toilet area was spacious (although showers not always hot) well kept and very clean. We have camped in several campsites in Sardinia and this was by far the best. The small town is close by - within walking distance ( but the walk is on the main road) with a choice of restaurants - but as the food on site was so good we never ventured out for dinner!

....if you look for cultural variety. This place is mostly visited by Germans, Swiss and the odd Dutch. And that is a compliment! It is very clean (from what I can tell, the cleaning crew is permanently on site and working), the camp sites are raked regularly even on windy days and all the utilities are in perfect shape. |Most of the staff speaks either German or English or both (except for the server in the restaurant:-))and everyone from reception to restaurant to shop staff is smiling and friendly. |To top it off, the place is not cheap but considering what you get, DEFINITELY worth every cent. |I went to the Sardinian dinner on Wednesday night and that was good too. And don’t make the mistake of just showing up. This camping is busy from day one of the season. Really call ahead at least a few days in advance!