Camping Arrighi

Camping Arrighi is a lovely, shaded campsite right by the sea in Porto Azzurro. The access road and pitches are quite tight, but the super friendly staff will guide you right into your spot. The sanitary facilities are older but spotlessly clean. Wi-Fi can be spotty, but the amazing location and warm hospitality make it well worth a stay!

We felt very comfortable here; all our wishes were fulfilled. The lovely Jana made everything possible, extending our original 5-night stay to 12 nights. Hiking, cycling tours, and delicious food—everything the heart desires. What more could you want? We would gladly return.✦Translating

Very nice campsite. Clean sanitary facilities. Good for exploring the east of the island. Renting a scooter is highly recommended. Very friendly staff.✦Translating

Wonderful campsite. Our pitch for our VW T5 was spacious, beautifully laid out on light gravel between the trees, very quiet and clean. The sanitary facilities are large, clean, and new. There is a restaurant down by the beach with a small integrated market selling necessities. The beach is pebbly and has a diving school. We thank the camping team. A beautifully maintained campsite.✦Translating

Great place.

Large campsite with several areas. We stayed in the lower area by the sea. The staff were very friendly and spoke German. The sanitary facilities were clean. Unfortunately, we felt uncomfortable with our baby because we were the only family with a child and the looks from the neighbors made us feel unwelcome. The walk to Porto Azzurro takes 30 minutes and was beautiful; worth it for an ice cream.✦Translating

A great site that leaves nothing to be desired. Everything is clean and new. This wonderful place is made special by the people who run it: extremely friendly, warm, helpful, and wholeheartedly there for their guests from morning to evening. We felt so comfortable that our 2-night stay became 7 nights. Many, many thanks to all the lovely people. All-inclusive price: €41 per night.✦Translating

The perfect site: super friendly, excellent service, and very clean. Price for a motorhome and 2 people: €42 per night.✦Translating

I was passing through and became so taken with Porto Azzurro that I wanted to stay in town for a few nights. In the end, I stayed 10 days and thought the site was great. Electricity and hot water included, clean sanitary facilities, and kind, helpful staff. Barbarossa Beach is less than a minute away. A great panoramic path to the harbor takes 20 minutes. I felt very comfortable. Washing machine €5.✦Translating

Beautiful campsite under trees with direct access to the sea! The staff are extremely friendly and helpful! One of the cleanest, if not the cleanest, campsites I have seen on Elba! Beautiful hiking trail to Porto Azzurro, about 20 minutes.✦Translating

We were here in mid-October. It has everything you need. We got a spacious pitch because the smaller ones, which are even closer to the beach, were full. Even so, it was only a one-minute walk to the beach. Two people with a 6 m camper for 3 nights cost just under €140.✦Translating

Manageable, quiet campsite with very friendly staff and direct beach access. New, clean sanitary facilities. Porto Azzurro is a 30-minute walk via a beautiful panoramic path. Two people with a VW van on a very small pitch: €63 per night.✦Translating

Everything is right here: beautiful location, close to the beach, clean, and friendly. Azzurro is at most 10 minutes away by bicycle. Two people plus campervan cost €67 including electricity, so it is on the expensive side.✦Translating

Nice campsite with many families and clean sanitary facilities! Dogs are allowed, but not on the beach, so we had to use the dog beach 2 km farther away. A bicycle is a good way to explore the area. The price is very high, as everywhere on the island, but August and September are peak season because many Italians are on holiday.✦Translating

Very nice site, good sanitary facilities, and direct access to a small beach. Very kind staff, including German speakers. You could rent bicycles free of charge to go into town, but even walking to Porto Azzurro is a highlight. The little town is definitely worth seeing.✦Translating

Immaculately maintained campsite. Perfect bathrooms and showers. Direct access to one of the best beaches on the island, in my opinion. Porto Azzurro town center can be reached on foot in 15–20 minutes via a beautiful panoramic path.✦Translating

Beautiful, quiet, and very well-maintained site with sea access. Very friendly staff; sanitary facilities are modern and mostly very clean. The upper part is somewhat dark, and the pitches are generally close together with limited privacy. Pebble beach with pleasant restaurants. Porto Azzurro can be reached on foot via the coastal path in 20 minutes.✦Translating

Very nice site directly by the sea. Shaded pitches and clean sanitary facilities. Very friendly staff.✦Translating

We spontaneously got a place here for 4 nights, with one pitch change. Clean facility directly by the sea with 2 restaurants offering fair prices. We stayed in the upper section with lots of shade. Despite some children, it was very quiet. Porto Azzurro is easily reachable on foot via a 20-minute panoramic path. At €72 per night for 2 adults and a camper, however, it is quite expensive.✦Translating

We drove there without a reservation and still got a great pitch for 5 nights. German is also spoken at reception, which made it easier for us to secure a pitch directly in the front row by the sea. Very clean sanitary buildings and facilities. An evening visit to Porto Azzurro is also highly recommended; it has a wonderful atmosphere. We were there with our dog and can only report positive things.✦Translating

For campers, this is more of a professional motorhome parking area: wide, shaded pitches and convenient, new, clean facilities, including sinks at children's height. Direct access to Barbarossa Beach, which is very beautiful. I am deducting one star because it is very expensive (€70 per night for 2 adults and 1 child), without the usual campsite services such as entertainment, a bar, or a restaurant, which are only available on the beach.✦Translating

Well-maintained campsite with helpful staff. Dogs have to pay but are not really welcome. Signs prohibit dogs from defecating and urinating. We always pick up after our dog, but to prevent it from urinating we had to take it outside the campsite. There are two free beaches where dogs are prohibited. At one equipped beach, the friendly staff informed us of the regulation: dogs may neither swim nor walk along the shore.✦Translating

Clean site with modern wet rooms. Pitches are shaded by mature trees. The staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. Dogs are allowed on the site but unfortunately not on the beach. They are only allowed in the private area, where sun loungers and an umbrella cost €20 per day.

The site is very tidy and well organized. Many shaded pitches in the upper area. The pizza in the restaurant is very good. Porto Azzurro is easily accessible by bicycle or on foot.

We stayed at this campsite for four nights. Great welcome, and they guided us well to position our van. The facilities are spotless, and it is very close to Porto Azzurro, which is adorable, with lots of shops, bars, and restaurants. We rented a car for one day to discover the island—magical.

Very pleasant campsite, well-maintained and clean toilets and showers, and most importantly for us, very quiet. It was our first time here, but we can imagine becoming repeat visitors. We extended our stay by two days. A dive center is nearby, very organized and friendly. Clean beach, everything okay.