Camping Laguna Blu

I had a hair dryer and a headlamp stolen within just a couple of minutes after leaving them outside the shower area late at night. In all my years of camping across Europe, this was the first time something like this happened.

What disappointed me even more was the campsite’s response. When I reported the theft during check-out, there was no process to document the incident, no report was created, and no apparent effort to track or investigate what had happened. According to the security staff, thefts are not unusual here, yet there seems to be no system or action in place to reduce or prevent them.

I understand that campsites cannot be responsible for every guest’s belongings. However, when theft appears to be a known issue, I would expect at least a basic reporting process and visible preventive measures.

My advice to future guests: do not leave any personal belongings unattended, even for a minute, anywhere in the campsite. Unfortunately, theft seems to be a real risk here.

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big camping, friendly, organized on the beach
with beach and ĺagoon
beach is over the street
with new big pool
bus stop in front of the camping

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A beautiful village, complete with bars, restaurants, and a small market; the best part, however, is the huge swimming pool, which features whirlpool areas and slides for children, as well as a small, well-stocked bar. We, with our two older children, stayed in the mobile homes reserved for Arca—they were beautiful, clean, and, most importantly, had air conditioning, a parking spot right in front, and were fully equipped with everything we needed inside. The service at the front desk was excellent, and the location was convenient for getting around. There’s a bus stop right in front that takes you to the beach, and it’s only a ten-minute drive to beautiful Alghero. Highly recommended!