Beach parking, winter winds

Quiet night; there were five campers. At 8:30 in the morning, the police came by to check tickets. Recommended.✦Translating

Good parking and inexpensive if we only stay overnight.✦Translating

Not busy in low season. Nice place to visit a beach or Nora

Great parking place in winter time. Quite windy at night. Free of charge, lots of space, nice surroundings. All restaurants closed. We stayed another night.

Perfectly flat, spacious car park with no height limit. Be careful when exiting because of the small central dividing pavement. Rubbish bins available. We spent one winter night here with other campers. Peaceful, quiet, safe, and free. Beware of the car parks farther ahead, where access for all campers is prohibited 24/365.✦Translating

Large and peaceful car park, especially in the low season. A short walk from the sea, the bar-restaurant, and the archaeological area.✦Translating

Good parking place. Nice and quiet. Restaurant Noramare is definitely recommended. We did not have to pay here. (Winter season)✦Translating

Free and little-used parking in the low season. Convenient for visiting the archaeological area. Quiet during the day and at night.✦Translating

Perfect stop; do not miss visiting the archaeological site—it is breathtaking!✦Translating

No height limit, beautiful peaceful spot. In winter, in late November, it is very empty. Walking distance to the archaeological site of Nora.✦Translating

Perfect place, beautiful parking close to the beach. Very quiet at night. We are here in November, and it is already free. There is still an open bar on the beach and a restaurant on the pier.✦Translating

Large car park with no height barrier. Free since November 1st.✦Translating

Parking for one day only, €4, until 8 p.m. Payment starts at 8 a.m.; attendants come by to check. You can reach a beautiful little beach and visit rock-cut ruins. Recommended.✦Translating

I did not spend the night here, but it is a large, flat, unshaded car park. Apparently quite comfortable and fairly quiet, apart from a lightly trafficked road nearby. The prices in the listing are incorrect: €4 per day from May 1 to October 31, and €2.50 for half a day. No height restriction. Be respectful, support local businesses, and comment on the sites; it is very useful.✦Translating

I would describe it differently: a level place near a beach and within walking distance of the ruins. €4 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. is very fair. Otherwise, as already mentioned in the other comments, there are toilets and free showers at the beach, as well as a nice beach café.✦Translating

We visited the ruins and then stayed by the beach and remained there. We were the only vehicle and had no problems. There was a shower at the beach entrance, but only for rinsing off, without soap. A practical place for visiting the ruins, but not for a longer stay.✦Translating

Like others here, we were robbed too; they opened the window while we were at the beach. A man told us this was not the first time it had happened here. Too bad we had not read the other reviews beforehand.✦Translating

Very good place to spend the day at the beach or visit the ruins. You can buy the €4 day package and stay overnight for free from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. the next day. Do not forget to pay, as checks are regular. Watch your motorhome: there was an attempted break-in in ours. Thanks to the FIAMMA locks, which held.✦Translating

Really nice big parking area, next to the beach where there’s some cafes, a restaurant etc (and public toilets open during the day). Really lively while still being quiet, and looots of space in May. It is the de facto parking lot also for the Nora ruins (beautiful but almost impossible to get the included guided tour). Parking was €4 per day in May, we stayed 3 nights

We stopped here at the end of April. There were several campers, including locals. The parking meters were all still covered. Surely ideal for sleeping.✦Translating

Large, level area. Currently free and without any services. Toilets are available nearby during the day. Otherwise unsuitable for vehicles without their own toilets.✦Translating

At this time of year it is completely deserted, with very tall grass, but there is indeed no sign prohibiting campers, which is extremely rare around here. Level grassy ground, no shade, and no services. Currently free.✦Translating

Car park near historical ruins and a small beach with an open beach bar. Parking on sand. Reminder: overnight stays are sometimes tolerated in car parks during the low season, but never stay longer than one night. No bins. No services. CAMPING BEHAVIOR—chairs, shoes, dog blankets, solar bags, carpets, etc.—is strictly prohibited year-round in Sardinia.✦Translating

Free during the winter period, with the sea just a short distance away and a beautiful cycle path connecting to the town.

Nice place! The only problem, as everywhere, is dog owners who do not pick up their dogs’ waste! I have seen this everywhere in Sardinia so far! Nationality makes no difference! Such carelessness is awful! And it is not a campsite; as everywhere in Sardinia, parking is tolerated, but camping behavior is not!!!

Excellent parking in a beautiful region. Four other motorhomes tonight. Free in off season.

Perfect place for some peace and quiet. Lovely beach close by, free at low season with toilets and cafe close by.

We loved this place: very well located, set apart, well maintained, and peaceful (and free at this time of year). The toilets and showers are closed for the winter. The archaeological site is well worth a visit ;-) Thank you to the municipality.

Indeed, a beautiful place, but please, motorhome owners, pick up your dogs’ poop!!!

Honestly, I loved this spot, especially at this time of year. The car park is flat, free, and large. There are small areas separated by bushes, providing some privacy. Bins are nearby. One friendly bar/restaurant is still open. The toilets are freely accessible. There are several things to do: cycle paths, a short walk, a park, and an archaeological area. I recommend it.

Free on November 10. A few motorhomes were already parked. Very peaceful place, right next to the archaeological site.

Very nice place to spend a peaceful night near the archaeological site. Beaches nearby. I recommend it.

An inexpensive, level car park that is convenient for visiting the archaeological excavations at Pula. Since some people think they are at a campsite here, it would not be surprising if a no-parking sign for motorhomes were installed one day. At the moment, overnight stays are still tolerated.

Caution! Please pay! Until October! Checks every hour!

Fine for one night; it is simply a basic car park. No facilities and only a small bin at the exit.

Beach car park where staying overnight caused no problems. I felt safe there. Note that the beach showers and toilets do not open until 10 a.m. The police patrol frequently.

We spent two peaceful nights and days here, swimming and sightseeing. The sea is clear and clean. Showers and toilets open. The parking attendant is friendly and helpful, but does not tolerate camping behavior such as tables and chairs.

We arrived in the dark and had difficulty finding the entrance because there was no lighting. The pitches were dirty, and the driveways had excessive bushes that scratched the sides. We exited through the entrance because using the exit risked damaging the tyres or something else. The only advantage is the price, but be careful not to take the wrong route.

Great for seeing the origins of Nora. There is a parking attendant at every car park; only the exit is somewhat narrow.