Camping Acapulco (Palau)

Located on the Sardinian coast, Camping Acapulco is an insider tip for a peaceful holiday. Campers enjoy an informal atmosphere and spend an all-round relaxing holiday on the Italian island.

Nature campsite right on the Mediterranean coast

The highlight of Camping Acapulco is its own access to the sea. Guests are just a few steps away from the coast, which is characterised by natural rocks and a few small sandy bays. In the transitional seasons, you can unwind with a view of the offshore islands, while the summer months are perfect for swimming. While swimming in the turquoise-blue Mediterranean, campers discover bizarre-looking rock formations, which they can examine more closely during dives. Experienced swimmers can even reach the idyllic Isola Santo Stefano from Camping Acapulco, which is just 1 kilometre from Sardinia. The northern Isola Maddalena, on the other hand, is ideal for a boat trip.

Quiet atmosphere and first-class service at the campsite

A peaceful atmosphere prevails at Camping Acapulco, allowing guests to enjoy a completely relaxing holiday. Surrounded by shrubs and trees, you can enjoy relaxing days in the Sardinian sun. The site offers campers a number of pitches, most of which are parcelled out, as well as mobile homes, caravans, bungalows and other accommodation that can be conveniently rented. The latter are particularly recommended for holidaymakers arriving by plane and landing in Olbia. The Sardinian city is around 40 kilometres away, so the transfer to Camping Acapulco takes less than 1 hour. Holidaymakers can reach the nearest municipality of Salau after a short walk. The supermarket and camping shop are just 500 metres away. The campsite has its own restaurant, fast Wi-Fi and plenty of facilities for washing and drying clothes and other laundry. Dogs are welcome at Camping Acapulco in any season and there is a small playground under the sun for children. There are several water sports schools close to the campsite that offer sailing and windsurfing courses as well as guided dives. The Costa Smeralda on the east coast of Sardinia is a popular excursion destination, and day trips to Olbia with the Basilica of San Simplicio are also recommended. In the west of the complex, the giant tomb from the Bronze Age attracts numerous visitors.