Vigna sul Mar Family Camping Village

Stayed in a camper pitch for €6.50 with an electrical hookup at the pitch, but no water hookup. There is a drinking-water fountain 100 meters away. The pitch is partially shaded and generally clean. The bathrooms are a little dated but clean. Two lovely swimming pools with loungers and parasols (two loungers and a parasol cost €5), with unobtrusive entertainment. The large beach costs extra. We paid €27 with an ACSI card for two people and a camper.✦Translating

Overcrowded and expensive. They absolutely have to make money: €3 for a pool lounger and €22 on the beach. Dirty, outdated sanitary facilities that need renovation. Everything is paid for via an electronic bracelet or app; cash is not accepted anywhere. Do yourself a favor and choose another campsite for your holiday.✦Translating

Caravan + 2 adults + 2 children: €63 per night. Although we were nearby, we had to walk about 400 meters to the beach, passing through the VIP area with parasols (if you haven't paid for a lounger, you can't use anything there). One reception for the entire complex, cabins packed tightly together, no privacy. The electrical connection required an extension cable across four pitches. There was a storm at night and the breakers apparently tripped throughout the campsite, so we had no power. We are still looking for the water connection.✦Translating

A relatively expensive campsite that, in our opinion, does not match the price. One night with a motorhome, two adults, and two children aged 3 and 6 cost €70. There are better-equipped campsites in this price range. The campsite is quite heavily occupied by long-term residents, and their structures certainly do not fit the concept of a modern campsite. Using a pool lounger costs €3, which is unnecessary. The sea entrance is shallow, suitable for children.✦Translating

Just a money-grabbing campsite: €3 for a pool lounger and between €10 and €14 for a beach lounger when you have already paid a lot for your pitch! Old toilets, merely patched up and poorly repaired, full of dead and live cockroaches. Never again!✦Translating

First off this is an extremely expensive campsite. Was charge €55 for 1 night with a small tent.  I mean come on! €20-25 i would have understood being the height of summer but 55? Not even the wifi was working for me.  Then partying stays til late.  And to top it all during the night (1am) they operate some sort of heavy machinery going up & down. It is loud and can be heard from way off.  Avoid!

Very nice campsite. Great pool. Clean. Good prices.✦Translating

Very large site but shady, with direct beach access. Toilets are okay but old. Fine for two nights. Good pizza on site.✦Translating

Quite expensive campsite (three nights for three adults and a camper pitch: €245, during the week in July). Pitches have little shade. Grass cutting and leaf collection are poorly maintained. Campers are parked among permanent residents and bungalows. The only positive thing is that the staff are very friendly.✦Translating

Crowded and expensive. €60 per night for two people and a camper.✦Translating