Cugnana Portorotondo - bungalows & camping

Used only for filling and emptying tanks. We found that it is the only campsite charging €39 for filling and emptying water tanks.

Very old facilities for the price. The pool is huge and gives access to a coastal marshland area of the Costa Smeralda, but the rest could be improved. We encountered people partying and singing until 4:00 a.m., and no security guard did anything, even after we went to reception to report the disturbance.

The best things are the tranquility, the pool and the friendliness of the girls at the pool bar. There is a free shuttle service to the beaches, but it depends on availability; we were unable to use it. We spent one night and it was expensive: €98 for four adults, a motorhome and electricity.

Campsite situated under a large pine forest, ventilated even at night. The shuttle service to the various beaches of the Costa Smeralda is convenient; book it the day before. The downside is the obsolete bathrooms with broken tiles, neglected greenery, the pool being open to outsiders for parties and events, and free access at all hours by sea. The market has no fresh food, only bread. Excessive price!

Very nice, with quite a lot of shade and free choice of pitches, especially shaded spots under the eucalyptus trees at the front. Very large, beautiful swimming pool with free sun loungers. There is also a free shuttle to the beach, but book the day before to secure a place; the return is five hours later. Bring lunch, as there is nothing available on site. Very good restaurant and reasonable prices.

Campsite under a pine forest. Friendly managers with a daily shuttle service taking you to one of the wonderful beaches in the area without the stress of taking the motorhome and finding parking—TOP. Beautiful swimming pool.

Nice campsite 10 minutes’ drive from the port of Olbia. Friendly staff. Free choice of pitch. Very nice, clean pool with plenty of sun loungers. Toilet buildings are old and tired but clean. Restaurant, bar and minimarket on site. Free shuttle bus to the beach.

Large campsite, moderately busy at the beginning of the summer season (€57 for one night: one van, two people and electricity). All necessary services are available. Very large, enjoyable pool, sanitary facilities in decent condition, and a good restaurant on site. Shaded pitches, but mosquitoes are present.

Very quiet place, the pool is very large and very clean, camping is unrestricted and there is plenty of shade. The restaurant’s pizzeria is a 10 out of 10.

Excellent shade and a beautiful large pool with a well-maintained lawn. Prices are in line with expectations (€48 in June and €58 in July for two people, a camper and electricity). Free shuttle to the beaches with Luigi the driver, fantastic and full of advice about places not to miss. Downsides: the bathrooms and showers are outdated and urgently need renovation. Little care is given to the greenery.

They have everything you need. A nice final stop when returning by ferry.

I don’t understand some of the comments. The site is well located. The pool is wonderfully beautiful, very large and well maintained. Yes, the sanitary facilities are somewhat outdated, but everything works and they have been designed with charm. Wi-Fi, hot water and toilet paper are free. The staff is very friendly. In June: €13.50 per person, €7.50 for a camper and €4.50 for electricity. Wanting everything to be perfect does not come for free…

Mid-June—the campsite is half empty. Sitting under eucalyptus trees with a bottle of red wine in the shade. The service is fine. If you are looking for the south and peace and quiet, this is the place. Those who want five stars for their ten-meter rigs should go to Mallorca. That leaves the peace and quiet for those who appreciate it.

We stayed here for two nights, a great campsite with beautiful pitches. A wonderfully large and clean swimming pool. Fresh bread in the shop in the morning. A lovely way to finish our tour of Sardinia.

We spent our last night here before returning home and paid €43 for a camper and two people. Yes, the pool was not yet open because it was not the season, so no problem. Unfortunately, the rest of the site does not match the price charged. If the whole place were completely renovated, the price would be right; currently it is worth at most half that.

Friendly welcome and nice, large pitches under pine trees with free choice of location. The pool did not look very inviting and the sanitary facilities are somewhat dated. Suitable in any case for the first night in Sardinia.

We just wanted campers service (water refill, black/gray water dump) that every camp in Sardinia provides for 15eur; this camp does provide this only for staying customers. Facility for camper service is right outside of the camp but reception could not be bothered to take our money…

Friendly welcome, but no services available yet: electricity points still out of operation, and neither the minimarket, pool nor restaurant was open. Outdated but clean sanitary facilities. ACSI is not accepted. €43 for a 6-meter motorhome and two adults is significantly overpriced.

Beautiful campsite, wonderful pool and very welcoming staff.

The site disappointed us: outdated, dirty sanitary facilities, generally neglected, and road noise audible at night. Positives: free choice of pitch and friendly welcome. However, the restaurant, minimarket and pool were already closed, and the advertised shuttle service was unavailable. Nevertheless, it cost €37 per night. The price-to-quality ratio is completely unacceptable—so far the worst campsite in Sardinia.

Very quiet motorhome site—free-camping style—with a huge pool. The restaurant is recommended. Be careful when leaving the parking area: there is limited ground clearance at the exit, which can damage the underside of a motorhome. Super campsite!

Beautiful place when arriving on the island. Sanitary facilities somewhat dated but clean. The restaurant was good. You can choose your own pitch. No marked plots. Lots of shade from the trees. Large pool.

Large, very quiet campsite with a giant, very well-maintained pool. The welcome is exemplary. One to remember for next time :)

We wanted to stop for one last night before the ferry. Unfortunately, you can't leave the campsite before 7am, which was unacceptable for us as the ferry was around the same time. But from the information on the campsite the price for a campervan two adults and a child electricity is 66 euro per night.

Very good, large pitch under the eucalyptus trees, very clean toilets, swimming pool.

For us, this was a great campsite for the last night before the ferry. The children loved the pool, and the site was very pleasant with its many trees and free choice of pitch. Delicious food in the restaurant. The washrooms may be somewhat dated, but everything was clean.

A solid four stars for its proximity to Olbia, its beautiful, clean pool and toilet paper in the toilets, which is rare in Sardinia. Apart from that, the campsite is in a beautiful pine forest with lots of shade, a bar and a restaurant. The price is not shocking: €60 for two adults, one child and a VW California. We recommend it.

The campsite itself is fine, but the bathrooms are very dirty and neglected. The pitches are good and the pool is fun, with slides, and the little beach they take you to by boat is very nice. So far, the most expensive on the island: €60 for one night, two people and a camper.

Very nice campsite, great pool with an inflatable slide; the children were delighted. It is not a new facility, but it is well maintained. Plenty of shaded places.

The campsite is strange—park wherever you want. It’s not bad, but it’s strange. Good shade and clean bathrooms. Spectacular pool. The restaurant entrance is very good. But it is a little expensive for what the campsite is. On a scale of 1 to 10, I give it 6.5.

Camping set in a huge park, with a massive swimming pool near the Gulf of Cugnana. Facilities are dated but sufficiently clean.

The pool is incredibly beautiful; the sanitary facilities are somewhat older but clean, including toilet paper :-) The restaurant is very good, with stone-oven pizza. You can choose your pitch freely, although some pitches could be better maintained. Free shuttle to the nearby beaches.

Honestly, this place is great. Of course, the sanitary facilities are not like those in South Tyrol, Austria, or luxury campsites in Italy, but everything works and it is clean. The site is completely relaxed and close to Olbia and Porto Cervo. A huge pool and lots of genuinely friendly people—what more do you need?

The pitches are spacious and offer some privacy, and the bathrooms are new and clean. The only drawback is that you cannot take your car to the pitch, so you have to walk back and forth every time you need something.

Great campsite, lots of trees and shaded areas, and three large buildings with bathrooms, so there are no queues. The pools are fantastic and clean, with plenty of sun loungers and space to relax. One deep pool is specifically for diving. Lots of bins with no opening-hour restrictions. Every day, a free bus takes you to a different beautiful beach, and they also provide umbrellas. Friendly staff, laundry €7, a small shop and pizzeria on site. Highly recommended!

A quiet night in this beautiful campsite, where you should not miss enjoying the very nice swimming pool.

We stayed for five nights—a nice, quiet place, with very friendly receptionists, a good restaurant, very clean bathrooms, and very spacious showers with excellent water pressure. There is no Wi-Fi. They run trips to different beaches every day! However, there is no water available at the pitches, and the fresh-water system is deplorable: fresh water is filled at the same place where black water is emptied! Disgusting!