Camping Baia Saraceno

The site on the wild and romantic Mediterranean coast is surrounded by pine and eucalyptus trees. At Camping Baia Saraceno, travellers spend a relaxing stay in a breathtaking landscape and peaceful atmosphere.

Comfort campsite with its own boat hire

Campers can reach the idyllic dream beach on foot from the campsite. In the sunny summer months, guests can relax on the beach or cool off by swimming in the Mediterranean, which is a paradise for divers due to the special rock formations under the water. Camping Baia Saraceno also has its own jetty with several moorings and a number of boats for hire. These can be used for trips across the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean, where you can discover secluded beaches along the coast. Excursions to the French island of Corsica, which is just 10 kilometres to the north and therefore easy to reach, are also very popular.

Relaxed atmosphere at the campsite

Camping Baia Saraceno is located almost at the northernmost point of Sardinia and belongs to the local municipality of Palau. Many holidaymakers arrive in Olbia by ferry or plane. The Sardinian city is located around 40 kilometres to the south, so it only takes a good 45 minutes to reach the campsite after arrival. There are not only numerous pitches here, but also several mobile homes, caravans and a number of bungalows that can be rented. They are all fully equipped and impress with their well-kept condition. This also applies to the sanitary facilities, some of which are specially reserved for holidaymakers with limited mobility. Naturally, guests enjoy fast internet access thanks to free Wi-Fi and can have breakfast brought to their pitches with the bread delivery service. There is a grocery shop, a restaurant and a snack bar on the site. The nearest camping shop is just 800 metres away, so you can easily reach it with a short walk. Families with children feel very comfortable at Camping Baia Saraceno, and the youngsters spend a lot of time in the open-air playground. The Costa Smeralda, which owes its name to the turquoise-blue water, is a recommended excursion destination in the region. It is also worth visiting the city of Olbia, whose most famous landmark in the historic centre is the 11th century Basilica of San Simplicio.