Camping Village Glamping Torre del Porticciolo

Camping Village Glamping Torre del Porticciolo is a 4-star seaside holiday village and campsite nestled on the north-west coast of Sardinia in the heart of the Porto Conte Natural Park, overlooking a wide and beautiful bay on the Coral Riviera. The site is set within 150,000 m² of shaded pine forest and Mediterranean vegetation, creating a natural and relaxing atmosphere just 150 m from the sea.

The village combines traditional camping with modern comforts and a variety of accommodation options including spacious pitches for tents, caravans and campers, mobile homes, bungalows, lodges and glamping tents, and chalets. Facilities are designed to cater to all types of travellers — from nature lovers and families to couples and active holidaymakers — making it a versatile destination for a Sardinian holiday.

Beach & Coast

The campsite is just a short walk (about 150 m) from its private beach, set in a scenic bay where the sea is clear and inviting, with a mix of sandy and rocky seabed. There are options for both free areas and equipped beach services with umbrellas, sunbeds and beach bars.

Porto Conte Natural Park

Surrounded by the lush Mediterranean pine forest and scrub of the Porto Conte Natural Park, the area offers excellent opportunities for nature walks, cycling and wildlife-watching, all in a serene environment.

Alghero & Surrounds

Historic Alghero, with its Catalan-influenced architecture, city walls, narrow streets and scenic harbour, is only about 15 km away, making it a popular day-trip destination for shops, dining, cultural sites and boat excursions.

Activities & Outdoor Adventures

The surrounding area is ideal for diving, snorkelling, kayaking, horseback riding, surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and hiking. The campsite also offers organised sports and excursions, while nearby attractions include the Neptune Caves and wild beaches along the Riviera del Corallo.

Opening season: The campsite operates from May 16 to October 18 2026, making it perfect for spring, summer and early autumn getaways.

Accommodation variety: You’ll find flexible options from pitches for tents, caravans and campervans, to bungalows, mobile homes, lodge tents and chalets — many set among shady pine woods and some within walking distance of the sea.

Facilities & services: The village offers two swimming pools (including children’s pool), beach bar, restaurant and pizzeria, bars, on-site market, sports courts, kids’ club and animation, bike rental, barbecue areas, camper service and camper utility areas, and even electric vehicle charging.

Entertainment: Guests can enjoy organized games, fitness sessions, evening shows and children’s activities suitable for all ages.

Pets: Pets are typically allowed in the camping area and may be welcome on some pitches, though restrictions may apply for certain accommodation types — check the campsite’s terms if bringing a pet.

Accessibility: The campsite is set on flat ground and easy paths, and some services are geared toward accessibility.