Camping in Alghero

Alghero, the capital of the Coral Coast in western Sardinia, is a wonderful holiday destination for campers. Families in particular appreciate the wide sandy beach Spiaggia di Maria Pia, which is one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. There are numerous exciting excursion destinations in the area, such as the Neptune Grotto. Dogs are also very welcome at many campsites in Alghero.

Camping in Alghero: all important information at a glance

In the province of Sassari on the west coast of Sardinia, the campsites in Alghero are located north of the picturesque town centre. Some of them are located directly on the 2 km long Spiagga di Maria Pia beach, which is very popular with families thanks to its gently sloping shore. A cycle path leads directly from the campsite along the coast to the town centre.

Camping holidaymakers in Alghero have a wide selection of campsites to suit every taste. The offer ranges from modern camping parks, pretty holiday villages and cosy nature campsites. In addition to pitches for motorhomes and caravans (parcelled and unparcelled), rental accommodation, bungalows and mobile homes are generally also available.

Camping in Alghero is never boring. The campsites offer a wide range of leisure facilities and entertainment programmes for young and old. Holidaymakers can go paragliding, explore the fascinating stalactite caves or go birdwatching on the coast.

Alghero is also ideal for sports holidays and water sports. The surrounding area is home to some of the best diving sites on the second largest Mediterranean island. The many underwater caves are particularly exciting. The crystal-clear water offers magical insights into the fascinating underwater world. Beginners can take diving courses, while those who prefer to stay on the surface can take advantage of the numerous boat hire services.

Campsites in Alghero

Here is a selection of the most popular campsites in Alghero.

Torre del Porticciolo glamping site

One of the largest campsites by the sea in Sardinia. The holiday village in the Porto Conte Regional Park offers pitches for motorhomes in the pine forest as well as luxurious glamping accommodation and luxury tents with private bathrooms, verandas and a fully equipped living area. Bungalows, mobile homes and cabins are also available for hire.

Camping Le Mariposa

This campsite is one of the oldest in Sardinia and is just a few metres from the beautiful sandy beach of Alghero. The pitches are suitable for caravans, motorhomes and tents, and there are also bungalows and mobile homes. In the sea in front of the campsite, guests can enjoy various water sports activities, such as kitesurfing, paragliding and diving.

Villagio Camping Nural

Cosy holiday village with campsite close to the sea in a pine forest near Fertilla. The beach, diving centres and boat hire are all within walking distance. Regular events and entertainment evenings are organised on the campsite. There is a playground for children and the campsite's own restaurant serves delicious meals.

Excursions and activities

There are numerous exciting places and many discoveries to be made around Alghero. Take a stroll through the capital of the Coral Coast and follow in the footsteps of Catalan rule. Adventurous campers can explore the nearby grottos and underwater caves.

City stroll through Alghero

A carefree stroll through the town of Alghero is ideal, as the campsites are just a stone's throw from the centre. Holidaymakers will discover relics and monuments from the town's eventful past in the enchanting alleyways.

After all, the picturesque harbour town once belonged to Catalonia and has a strong Catalan influence. The historic palazzi in the centre, the beautiful paths along the harbour and the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria are just some of the highlights for culture vultures.

Neptune grotto at Capo Caccia

For nature lovers, the campsites in Alghero are ideal for excursions to the Neptune Grotto at Capo Caccia. This impressive cape is one of the highlights of Sardinia: seven kilometres long, it drops over 200 metres steeply into the sea. Deep in the rocks is the famous Grotta di Nettuno: the stalactite cave is around four kilometres long and forms a fascinating system of caves and underwater caverns around a saltwater lake. The best way to reach the stalactite cave is by boat from the harbour in Alghero or by bus in the direction of Giardini/Via Catalogna.

Diving in the sea off Alghero

Alghero not only has one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia, but also offers divers unrivalled insights into the underwater world. The sea in the bay of Porto Conte is crystal clear and invites you to go on breathtaking diving excursions into the underwater caves. Organised tours are offered in the various diving and water sports centres. Newcomers can also learn to dive here in a fantastic environment.

Weather and best travel time for camping holidays in Alghero

Sardinia's mild climate is partly characterised by African winds. The constant breeze ensures that the temperatures are pleasant even in winter with maximum values of around 14°C. Just in time for the start of the season for most campsites in Alghero in April, temperatures of around 18°C invite you to spend the whole day outdoors.

April to June and autumn are the best times to visit and hike in the beautiful natural surroundings. If you want to spend a beach holiday in Sardinia, you will find ideal conditions from June to September. At 20 to 24°C, the Mediterranean offers refreshment. In the friendliest months of June to August, guests can look forward to more than 10 hours of sunshine per day.