Baia Holiday Laguna Blu

We visited this campsite by Eurocamp. The mobile home was very clean and Livia so friendly and helpful like the other staff in the park, they speak english so easy to communicate. Restaurant and pizza- delicious. There is a shop so you can get everything. The beach across the main road so only 3minutes walk. The bus to Alghero every 20mins and also to the airport. Swimming pool with the bar is fantastic!!! You need to wear a cap if you going to the water and have to pay for the sunbeds but can use your mat on the grass. The loud music in the night is coming from the beach I think but don't be silly this is a holiday resort. Highly recommended!!!

At a 4-star campsite like Camping Village Laguna Blu in Sardinia, you would think you can't go wrong. Far from it, you can. At first glance, everything seems wonderful: the beach is within walking distance, a nature reserve - a lagoon - borders the area, Alghero is not far, comfortable bungalows, an attractive pool area, a fitness room, a restaurant, a supermarket... everything is there, which promises a relaxing holiday. Really? The fun begins at exactly 2 a.m. – for others: the Touch on The Beach discotheque really turns things up. Although it is a full 900 meters away, thanks to the adjacent lagoon the sound is transmitted almost without loss. Apparently almost nothing can wake me up, but I'm happy to admit: I've been taught otherwise. At first you cover your ears, but it's like a helpless gesture because the noise goes through your bones. Ear plugs? Oh, how sweet. Yes, you get inventive: put on headphones and distract yourself with podcasts, wander around the campsite at night and skip f lat stones across the water of the lagoon, call the carabinieri and shine in broken Italian. In the end you bury your head under the pillow again, the piercing bass feels like chest compressions, a feeling of powerlessness arises and finally anger. Anger in every direction, but especially anger at yourself for not having done enough research when choosing your vacation spot. Isn't that exactly what you want on vacation? At around six in the morning, calm returns. It's cool, finally sleep. You wake up shortly before noon: it's hot, you're still stuck in your limbs from the sleepless nights, you have a headache during breakfast, everything is progressing slowly. How about a trip? Experience the beauty of Sardinia? No, better not today. And be careful: your nerves are on edge and patience is precious. One wrong word and an unnecessary quarrel might ruin also the day after the night. In short: sleep is not everything, but without sleep everything is nothing. It's true: Baia Holiday - the operator of the Camping Village Laguna Blu - can't help the unspeakable noise that comes from the nearby discotheque Touch on The Beach. However, the quality of a service provider is nowhere more evident than in the question of how problems are dealt with. This is where the wheat is separated from the chaff. When we asked to speak to the campsite manager about our problem, the reception staff assured us that he would get in touch as soon as possible. He was never seen. The - quite well-intentioned - help-yourself instruction to call the carabinieri at night came from one of the night guards. It was from this that we found out where the noise was coming from and - more importantly - that it wouldn't stop. So we contacted Baia Holiday directly by phone, asking them to either accommodate us at one of the group's other two campsites in Sardinia, or at least to reimburse us pro rata for the remaining nights. The reply via email took two whole days - or should I say nights - to arrive

We have just returned from a family holiday in one of the Villatents at this very typical Italian site. The site was beautifully clean and the plots very well laid out with plenty of sun and shade. The pool area fun and vibrant atmosphere and the restaurant staff very attentive and really excellent food quality (that we don't always expect from a campsite!) Yes, you have to wear (cotton) hats in the pool, which is very typical of Italian campsites but actually once you overcome the initial concept they are actually quite nice and cooling to swim in. The pool is the same depth all over but there is a shallow fun /paddle /water spray area for toddlers. Otherwise non swimmers will need to keep their armbands on - but surely this is a wise thing anyway? The shop is extremely well stocked with lots of fresh fruit, veg and deli (meats and pastry) counters. The prices are very competitive so you don't feel the need to go to a bigger supermarket. OK. A couple of slight negatives - neither of which spoilt our holiday as both were easily overcome. 1. The private beach opposite the site is not an especially nice strip of the beach and although reserved for the sole use of Laguna Blu customers, no one uses it as they charge €22 euros a day for use of a parasol and two beds. No half day charges. We arrived one day at 4pm and asked if we could have a half day rate, but they said not because it was a local bank holiday... There was not a soul using the beds all day, so they got not a penny! Crazy. Meanwhile the beach bar next door (literally 25 feet away) did beds for €15 a day and €7 a half-day so we just went there each time which was actually a much more pleasant part of the cove anyway. 2. There are only a couple of parasols with beds by the pool. These again sit empty most of the time as even though you are paying to stay at the site you have to pay €15 a day to use them. Plenty of space round the poolside though, on grass, not to need them. From a booking point of view, Camping Lux and Laguna Blu don't seem to communicate well. We were told by Camping Lux that towel hire was not possible and that we had to buy 2 sets of bed sheets for the double beds. Neither were true. The double bed in the Villatent was made up of two separate beds but does come with a double bed sheet set so there is no need to order x2 sets as we were advised. Towel packs can be hired from reception. One pack of 3 towels (one small, medium & large) can be hired for €11 per week. The bus from the campsite to Alghero is €1 per person and well worth the trip. Alghero is beautiful and buzzing,especially in the evenings. The beach bus (to the picture postcard beaches) is a bit more at €8 person. As there were 7 of us we thought this a bit much, so hired a private boat for 3day instead and visited them all. A fabulous day out. Boat rental ranges from €175 —€400 a day depending on the size of the boat. Ours took up to 10 people for €400. No regrets. Fabulous. Would happily return

Martien & Sander ( vacanceselect) verwelkomde ons bij onze gereserveerde caravan op de camping, Wat geweldig dat wij zo vroeg konden inchecken. De caravan was ontzettend netjes en erg schoon 👌🏻 Wij kregen wat tips over de camping en Alghero

Campeggio a 4 stelle a 6 km sa Alghero, di fronte ad una bella spiaggia ma con molte alghe , piazzole camper grandi e con servizi , bagni da migliorare la pulizia, docce da sistemare non certo da un 4 stelle , ottimo ristorante e pizzeria, campeggio molto grande e non ti accompagnano a vedere la piazzola, il pagamento di può fare solo al pomeriggio mi pare assurdo!! Poi trovo pessimo che con quello che si paga oltre alla tassa di soggiorno ti facciano pagare anche 4 euro al giorno di tassa ecologica.

Dormito una notte in tenda due persone ed una moto, piazzole grandi non delimitate costo 41€ più la tassa di soggiorno! Se non volete svegliarvi duri state lontano da questa struttura, ci hanno dato fra le alternative di scelta della piazzola ( non molte) quella vicino allo stagno, al mattino i giubbini da moto e i caschi erano fradici, ma il tocco di “classe” sul costo della colazione in un banilissimo e comunissimo bar di campeggio, allego foto limitandomi a dire che due fette di crostate industriali 10€, sarà stata fatta da cannavacciulo! Scappiamo a gambe levate! La Sardegna è piena di campeggi con meno stelle di loro ma con servizi e qualità migliore!