Camping Bella Italia Sardinia

The outdoor pool is fine for a few lanes or just bobbing while the sun burns on your shoulders. Next to it is a toddler and children's pool, clear and safe. Perfect for little water rats who especially want to splash, stomp and squeal with laughter.

Extra convenient: you have direct access to the sea. You cross a road, and you're on a wide sandy beach. That will be pool first, then to the surf with a towel under your arm. Salt water on your skin, searching for shells, sandcastles that “accidentally” become an entire village… and when the afternoon heat comes, back to the fresh pool. Note: a swim cap is mandatory in the pool, so put one in your suitcase.

At this campsite, it doesn't stop at “we'll see”. There is an animation team that cheerfully gets the days going, especially in high season. During the day, you'll see sports and games pass by: beach volleyball, archery, group fitness, a game of soccer or basketball. 

For kids, there's a Kids Club where they'll do crafts, play and make fast vacation friends. Teens aren't forgotten either; just fine if you have a quiet moment to open a book while they make their own plans. And that playground? Count on that “another one time” becoming at least three.

In the evenings, the central square comes alive with shows, concerts and theme nights. One of those’moments when you think: oké, we'll stay a little longer… and suddenly it's later than you thought. And eating? That's nice and easy. There's a restaurant-pizzeria, a takeout option, plus a bar and ice cream store for that daily “dessert really must”. Practically arranged: wifi and laundry facilities are available. 

The location near Sorso is a strong asset if you like to go out without spending hours in the car. Sorso (± 6 km) is convenient for shopping and a slice of local life: stroll through streets, taste something tasty, and get back to your own rhythm at the campsite.

Fancy culture and history? Porto Torres (± 14 km) has a port feel én traces of Roman times. Fun with older children: “Look, this is really old!” works differently when you see it in real life. Sassari (± 17 km) feels more urban and lively, with squares and beautiful buildings—ideal for an ice cream on a terrace while everyone catches up.

And then Castelsardo (± 20 km): a medieval village at altitude with views that will make you quiet (and that doesn't happen often with kids in the back seat). Narrow streets, a castle feel, and photo opportunities everywhere. Tip: go at the end of the afternoon, when the light is soft, and it feels like walking through a postcard.