Nearby Bella Italia Sardinia

Tourist guide

The location is an excellent starting point for exploring Northern Sardinia. From the campsite, you can easily reach numerous cultural sites and discover the island's natural treasures. The adventure starts here.

Be charmed by Alghero, the famous seaside resort nicknamed the "Little Barcelona," with its fortified sea walls, lively squares, and cobblestone streets influenced by Catalan culture. For history enthusiasts, the port city of Porto Torres reveals its Roman remains and basilica, while the elegant historic city of Sassari will seduce you with its Baroque palaces and ancient traditions.

Don't miss the authentic village of Stintino, with its traditional low houses and old ports. This is where the stunning La Pelosa beach is hidden—an oasis with white sand and shallow turquoise waters worthy of the Caribbean—a true gateway for boat trips to the wild nature of the Asinara National Park.

If you know the excitement of Peschiera del Garda or the lively shores of Lake Garda, prepare for a different experience here: total immersion in the wild nature of Sardinia. For nature lovers ready to travel a bit, it's even possible to explore the Cabras Lagoon.

Fans of exceptional views should visit Castelsardo for a magnificent panorama. This medieval village, ranked among the most beautiful in Italy, is perched on a promontory dominated by the Doria fortress. Finally, for an authentic break, take a detour to Sorso. This medieval hilltop town, a land of wines and olive trees, is ideal for discovering local gastronomy while enjoying all the amenities and supermarkets needed for your stay.

Reaching your holiday destination is child's play: the site is easily accessible from Alghero-Fertilia and Olbia airports, and Northern Sardinia is served by several key ports connecting the island to major Italian cities. Between history, architecture, and dream beaches, the region promises unforgettable memories.