Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga: discover Sardinia from this glamping within walking distance of the beach
Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga offers a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere with a beautiful beach on the Mediterranean Sea. At the campsite you can enjoy activities such as swimming in the outdoor pool, water sports, and organized entertainment programs for young and old. Within walking distance of the campsite you will find local restaurants serving delicious Sardinian cuisine, stores selling fresh produce and souvenirs, and the picturesque port of Aglientu, where you can enjoy the local culture.
- Outdoor pool
- Close to the beach
- For the whole family
- Directly by the sea
- Restaurant
- Bike rental
- Volleyball court
- Kite, sailing and diving school
- Outdoor playground
- Entertainment for young and old
- Outdoor pool
- Washing machines
- Wifi (paid)
- Charging station for electric car
- Jacuzzi
Facilities and activities at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga
(Sports) activities
- Bicycle rental
- SUP board rental
- Sports field
- Tennis court
- Volley ball court
- Sand beach
Activities in the area
- Diving
- Cycling
- Kitesurfing
- Walking
- Water skiing / wakeboarding
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Playground (outdoor)
Location
- By the sea
Park facilities
- Reception
- Breakfast service
- Supermarket
- WiFi in public area (payed)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- German
- English
- French
- Spanish
- Italian
Swimming pool
- Outdoor pool
Wellness
- Spa
- Jacuzzi
Food & Beverage
- Bakery
- Takeaway meals
- Restaurant
Holiday park
- Villatent
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Surroundings



Windsurfing at Porto Pollo
Just a 30-minute drive from the glamping, is a windsurfing paradise on the north coast of Sardinia. The lively atmosphere attracts beginners and experienced surfers alike. With steady winds and calm waters, Porto Pollo is perfect for windsurfers of all levels. Local surf schools offer lessons for beginners, while advanced surfers can enjoy challenging conditions. The relaxed beach cafes and colorful sunsets create a great atmosphere that is ideal for families and groups of friends. Whether you are learning to windsurf or just enjoying the lively surf culture, Porto Pollo is perfect for enjoying the beautiful waters and coastline.


Discover the island of La Maddalena archipelago
From the glamping it is about 30 minutes to the ferry that will take you to the extraordinary La Maddalena archipelago. The view from the ferry will already not disappoint you as the crystal clear waters and the enchanting islands in the distance is indescribably beautiful. Upon arrival, you can explore the picturesque villages, such as La Maddalena itself, where colorful houses adorn the coast. The archipelago offers a paradise for sailors, snorkelers and beach lovers. Discover impressive rock formations and white sand beaches, such as Spiaggia Rosa. For history buffs, there are World War II remnants such as forts and bunkers on Caprera. Go on a journey of discovery on the island: La Maddalena Archipelago!
Mountain biking in the Monti Russu area
Just a short drive from Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga is the Monti Russu area, a mountain bike paradise in Sardinia. The ride to this beautiful inland takes about 30 minutes. Here, adventurous bike trails await amid untouched nature. The atmosphere is a combination of tranquility while giving you wonderful challenges to explore unfamiliar terrain. Cyclists are rewarded with breathtaking views of the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. Whether you're a beginner looking to master the basics or an experienced mountain biker craving technical trails, Monti Russu offers a fantastic biking experience.
Go back in time in Arzachena
A short distance from Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga is Arzachena, steeped in history and surrounded by the fascinating Nuraghi. Explore these ancient stone towers dating back to the Bronze Age, whose meaning and function are still largely a mystery. Stroll through the historic center of Arzachena, surrounded by stores and cafes, before discovering the impressive Tomba dei Giganti, a funerary monument from prehistoric times. For history buffs and curious travelers, Arzachena offers a fascinating glimpse into Sardinia's past, while the atmospheric town and archaeological wonders appeal to a wide audience, from families to history enthusiasts.
Practical information
- Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -10:00
- Opened from 6 April until 16 October
- wiFi in public area (payed)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
- Booking conditions
- Cancellation conditions
Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga scored with a 8.1
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Summary created out of 222 reviews
This holiday park in northern Sardinia is located directly by the sea within a shaded pine forest and is highly appreciated for its beautiful location and extensive pool complex. Guests praise the spacious pitches, well-maintained surroundings and friendly staff who consistently make a great impression. The animation team receives glowing reviews for their enthusiasm and professionalism, especially with families with children. However, the relatively high prices (both accommodation and facilities such as the market and restaurant) remain a recurring point of attention, as do varying experiences with the cleanliness and condition of the sanitary facilities.
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02 Aug 2026
If you want to have a great vacation in Sardinia without any disputes with the campground, don’t book at Baia Blu la Tourtuga!Here’s why:
-First of all, the tourist tax is exorbitantly high at €150 per week for four people, plus an environmental tax of €80.(Note that these fees are disclosed ONLY AFTER YOU’VE MADE YOUR RESERVATION AND PAID.)
-Second, this campground engages in shameful false advertising. In fact, on their website, they claim to be located right on a beach with fine white sand and beautiful turquoise water—but believe it or not, none of that is true!Instead of sand, there are small pebbles that aren’t comfortable, and the water is dark blue. Furthermore, on the campground’s website (in the contract), after booking, it states that parking is included in the price.And upon arrival… Surprise! We didn’t have a parking spot; we had to pay an extra €15 per day just to park the car on the campground.At the Homair office, it was written that not all of this company’s guests were allowed to park there, which wasn’t mentioned at the time of booking.
-The campground staff and the manager lacked professionalism for several reasons. Check-in and check-out take a very long time! (You can expect up to 30 minutes each, or even more, including the wait in line.)Then, after a long argument with the staff, they didn’t hesitate to laugh behind our backs, which shows they couldn’t care less! So, when it comes to problems faced by Homair customers, the campground prefers to shift the blame onto that company, even though it’s the one responsible.
-Finally, they aren’t interested in our comfort, but only in money and profitability. Many mobile homes are crammed together, so vacationers have no privacy.this is a translation, click here for the original
Si vous souhaitez passer de bonnes vacances en Sardaigne sans de litiges avec le camping,ne réservez pas à Baia Blu la Tourtuga!En voici les raisons:
-Tout d’abord,la taxe de séjour s’élève à un montant exorbitant qui est de 150€ pour la semaine pour 4 personnes,avec d’une taxe d’écologie de 80€.(Il faut savoir que ces taxes sont annoncées APRÈS LA RÉSERVATION ET LE PAYEMENT).
-Ensuite,ce camping pratique de la publicité mensongère honteuse.En effet,sur leur site,ils annoncent qu’ils sont situés au bord d’une plage avec du sable fin blanc avec une belle eau turquoise,figurez-vous que tout cela est faux!Au lieu du sable,il y a des petits cailloux qui ne sont pas confortables et une eau bleue foncée.De plus,sur le site du camping (dans le contrat),après la réservation,il est indiqué que l’emplacement pour la voiture est inclus dans le prix.Et à l’arrivée…Surprise!Nous n’avions pas eu d’emplacement,il fallait payer 15€ par jour en plus pour pouvoir garer la voiture dans le camping.Sur le bureau d’Homair,il était écrit que tous les clients de cette compagnie n’étaient pas autorisés à s’y garer,ce qui n’était pas dit lors de la réservation.
-Les employés du camping,et la directrice ont manqué de professionnalisme pour plusieurs raisons.Les enregistrements à l’arrivée et au départ sont très long!(On peut compter jusqu’à 30 minutes chacun voire plus,en incluant la file d’attente).Puis,après une longue dispute avec les employés,ils ne se sont pas empêché de rire à notre dos,ce qui signifie qu’ils s’en contrefichent totalement!Ainsi,pour les problèmes des clients d’Homair,le camping préfère rejeter la faute sur cette compagnie,alors qu’il est responsable.
-Pour finir ,ils ne s’intéressent pas à notre confort,mais à l’argent et à la rentabilité.De nombreux mobil-home sont entassés,alors les vacanciers n’ont plus d’intimité. -
01 Aug 2026
This campground is a DISGRACE! STAY AWAY
We booked through Vacance Sélect, but we’re just as disappointed with the campground as we are with Vacance Sélect
Let’s start with the positives—it’ll be quicker:
- A fairly new and reasonably clean mobile home
- Close to the beach
Now for the negatives:
- Surprise: a tourist tax and an environmental tax (...) whose amount isn’t specified at the time of booking (despite Homair’s responses to comments on this issue), totaling €150 for the week for 4 people!!! That’s a significant amount! If I’d known that, I wouldn’t have booked here. I ran another simulation to check, and that amount doesn’t appear at any point during the booking process (I went all the way through to payment)
- Second unpleasant surprise upon arrival: no parking spot next to our mobile home, even though it was clearly stated in our reservation that we had one spot (our contract specifies: “except where otherwise noted”! It makes you think that three-quarters of the mobile homes are exceptions, then!) We were forced to park in the outdoor lot at the campground entrance, even though our mobile home is on the opposite side! That’s really convenient! They even refused to let us drive in with our car until they tracked us down! When you’re carrying beach gear, groceries, etc., that’s just great!! We had to carry everything in the heat. Yet we paid the same price as people who have one parking spot, and we should have been warned in advance.
But both the staff and the manager: nobody cares, no empathy, and no one is willing to accommodate us—especially the manager, who makes sure we don’t get past the gate. On the first day, a Homair employee even told us we could ask the front desk to pay for a parking spot: SHAMEFUL!!
It’s clear that Homair is trying to maximize profits by cramming the mobile homes right up against each other (so, of course, there’s no room for a car)
- The mobile home is pretty small; the toilet is in the bathroom—it’s the first time we’ve seen that (and we’ve been to plenty of campsites!)
- As for the pool: swim caps are mandatory, which isn’t great, but worst of all, you have to pay for lounge chairs!! UNHEARD OF. Other than that, the pool isn’t bad, but the slides advertised on the website are for kids—they’re tiny (a disappointment for my teens). And the pool is right on the road, just so you know...
- As for the entertainment, the activity leaders do their best, but it’s nowhere near up to par
- In the evening, there’s a severe lack of lighting, both on the terrace where we eat and outside on the way to the campground’s main area
- The ice cream shop closes in the evening before the entertainment ends (it’s the only place where you can get dessert)—too bad...
- The mini-market is just okay
- The beach near the campground is advertised as having white sand and crystal-clear water, but it’s actually more like gravel and the water is dark blue. Don’t trust the edited photos!
- As for the campground restaurant, it really doesn’t look inviting—plus, there are hardly any people there, no menu posted outside, not great
It’s early August, the campground isn’t full, so it’s time to ask the right questions. Especially since there are plenty of negative reviews that echo mine, and clearly nothing is being done to change things.
In conclusion, we won’t be returning to this campground and won’t recommend it!
It’s a shame because the prime location is really its best feature, but given all the negatives, it clearly ruins the stay.this is a translation, click here for the original
Une HONTE ce camping! À FUIR
Réservation faite via Vacance Sélect mais nous sommes autant déçus du camping que de Vacance Sélect
Commençons par les poins positifs, ça sera plus rapide:
- mobile home récent et assez propre
- Proche de la plage
Ensuite les points négatifs:
- surprise, une taxe de séjour et une taxe environnementale (...) dont le montant n'est pas précisé à la réservation (malgré les réponses d'Homair aux remarques dans ce sens) s'élevant à 150€ pour la semaine pour 4!!! Montant non négligeable! Si j'avais su cela je n'aurai pas réservé ici. J'ai refait 1 simulation pour voir et ce montant n'apparaît à aucun moment de la réservation (je suis allée jusqu'au paiement)
- 2ème mauvaise surprise à notre arrivée: pas de place pour la voiture à côté de notre mobil-home, alors que c'est bien précisé dans notre réservation que l'on a 1 place (dans notre contrat, c'est indiqué: sauf exception! À croire que les 3/4 des mobil home sont des exceptions alors!) Obligés de nous garer sur le parking extérieur, à l'entrée du camping, alors que notre mobil home est à l'opposé! C'est très pratique! On nous refuse même l'entrée avec notre voiture jusqu'à nous pister! Quand on a les affaires de plage, les courses etc, c'est super!! On doit tout porter sous la chaleur. Alors que l'on a payé le même prix que les personnes qui ont 1 emplacement voiture et que l'on aurait dû être prévenus au préalable.
Mais aussi bien le personnel que la responsable: tout le monde s'en contrefiche, aucune empathie, personne peu arrangeante surtout la responsable qui veille bien à ce que l'on ne passe pas la barrière. Le 1er jour, un employé Homair nous a même dit que l'on pouvait demander à la réception de payer 1 emplacement pour la voiture: HONTEUX!!
On constate qu'Homair essaye de rentabiliser à fond en entassant les mobil home les uns sur les autres (donc forcément pas de place pour la voiture)
- le mobil-home est assez petit, les toilettes sont dans la salle de bain, c'est la 1ère fois que nous voyons cela (et nous en avons fait des campings!)
- Pour la piscine: bonnet de bain obligatoire, pas terrible mais surtout transat payant!! DU JAMAIS VU. À part cela la piscine est pas mal mais les toboggans annoncés sur le site sont pour les enfants, ils sont tout petits (déception pour mes ados). Et la piscine est sur la route, pour info...
- En ce qui concerne les animations, les animateurs font leur maximum mais ça n'est pas du tout à la hauteur
- Le soir, cela manque cruellement de lumière aussi bien sur la terrasse quand on mange qu'à l'extérieur pour rejoindre le centre du camping
- Le glacier le soir ferme avant la fin des animations (c'est le seul endroit où l'on peut prendre un dessert) dommage...
- La supérette est passable
- La plage à proximité du camping est annoncée avec sable blanc et eau cristalline mais c'est plus gravier et eau bleu sombre. Ne pas se fier aux photos retouchées!
- Pour le restaurant du camping, cela ne donne vraiment pas envie d'ailleurs il y a vraiment peu de monde, aucune carte de menu à l'extérieur, pas top
Nous sommes début août, le camping n'est pas complet, il serait temps de se poser les bonnes questions. Surtout que les mauvais avis rejoignant les miens sont nombreux et visiblement rien n'est fait pour changer les choses.
En conclusion, nous ne reviendrons pas dans ce camping et ne le conseillerons pas!
Dommage car l'emplacement stratégique est vraiment son plus mais au vu de tous les points négatifs, ça gâche clairement le séjour -
31 Jul 2026
The campground is located in a very beautiful spot.
The staff was friendly and knowledgeable.
We always had great meals at the restaurant.
The indoor pool was large and comfortable.
The beach was beautiful, well-equipped, and had Danilo... an amazing lifeguard!!!
Highly recommended to everyone.this is a translation, click here for the original
Il campeggio è situato in un posto molto bello.
Abbiamo avuto a che fare con personale gentile e preparato.
Al ristorante abbiamo sempre mangiato bene.
Grande e comoda la piscina all'interno.
Spiaggia bellissima,ben attrezzata e con Danilo...un bagnino super!!!
Consigliato a tutti. -
30 Jul 2026
Baia Blu La Tortuga is a large campground in a truly beautiful location, right on the beach. The setting is undoubtedly a gem and feels like a real treasure: the surroundings, the beach, and the natural beauty make this a place with enormous potential. During our stay, it certainly wasn’t overly crowded. You can see that they’re investing heavily: there are beautiful, new mobile homes in various spots. However, the accommodations are quite close together.
Check-in and check-out are handled in a friendly manner, and the staff is helpful, but the process does take quite a bit of time. In our opinion, there’s room for improvement here by processing some of the information and paperwork in advance, so that check-in and check-out can go more quickly and smoothly. That would really improve the first and last impressions of the campground.
There’s plenty for kids to do, and the water park is fun. Keep in mind that swim caps are required in the pool. Supervision is quite strict, and there are many A4-sized signs posted around the pool listing rules and prohibited activities.
The poolside bar is fine in itself, and the staff is friendly. However, the organization could be much better. Ordering often takes a long time, and then it seems like every drink or item is fetched and handled one by one. This results in unnecessarily long wait times. What surprised us was that we saw Italian-speaking guests calling out their orders directly to the pizza chef, after which their food was prepared in advance and they could pay later. Meanwhile, other guests were simply standing in line to order and pay. Perhaps there’s a logical explanation for this, but as a guest, it comes across as strange and unfair.
We found the campground’s own restaurant to be decent, but nothing more than that. The staff is friendly, but in our opinion, the prices are quite steep relative to the quality.
It’s also worth noting that you have to pay extra for many things: linens, Wi-Fi, and lounge chairs at both the pool and the beach. We knew this going in, but all in all, it makes the experience feel a bit less welcoming. We especially consider good Wi-Fi to be a basic amenity these days. At our mobile home, Wi-Fi was either unavailable or barely available. If it’s technically feasible, providing good Wi-Fi throughout the campground would be a major improvement.
A highly recommended spot near the campground is Pirati dei Caraibi. There, you can rent a beach chair and enjoy excellent food. It’s worth noting, though, that it’s quite pricey: a beach chair costs 35 euros, even for just half a day. For us, it was nonetheless a very nice place to go as an alternative to the campground’s dining options.
Our biggest disappointment was the lack of communication regarding a broken dishwasher. Upon arrival, we discovered it wasn’t working. After reporting it to the front desk, we were told that someone would come by “today or tomorrow.” Eventually, I happened to speak with a technician who was performing a repair at a neighboring mobile home. He told us that they had known our dishwasher was broken for about a week and were waiting for parts. So we bought our own towels, dish soap, and other supplies to wash dishes by hand during our vacation.
That’s exactly where we see the biggest room for improvement: communication and being a bit more considerate of your guests. Just be honest and say that the dishwasher is broken, that you’re already aware of it, and that you’re waiting for parts.
In short: Baia Blu La Tortuga is a campground in a truly stunning, almost unique location—a gem by the sea with enormous potential and a clear commitment to investment. At the same time, it feels as though it just doesn’t quite make the leap to a true 5-star experience. There’s gold in this place, but in terms of communication, organization, hospitality, and basic amenities, it sometimes falls short of what you’d expect from such a location.
There’s definitely potential in this campground, but for us, the overall experience at this time was no more than 3 stars.this is a translation, click here for the original
Baia Blu La Tortuga is een grote camping op een werkelijk prachtige locatie, direct aan zee. De ligging is zonder twijfel een parel en voelt als goud in handen: de omgeving, het strand en de natuur maken dit een plek met enorm veel potentie. Tijdens ons verblijf was het er zeker niet overdreven druk. Je ziet dat er flink wordt geïnvesteerd: op verschillende plekken staan mooie, nieuwe stacaravans. Wel staan de accommodaties behoorlijk dicht op elkaar.
Het in- en uitchecken verloopt op een vriendelijke manier en het personeel is behulpzaam, maar het proces kost wel behoorlijk wat tijd. Volgens ons zou hier winst te behalen zijn door een deel van de gegevens en administratie al vooraf in de voorbereiding te verwerken, zodat het bij aankomst en vertrek sneller en soepeler kan verlopen. Dat zou de eerste en laatste indruk van de camping echt verbeteren.
Voor kinderen is er genoeg te doen en het waterpark is leuk. Houd er rekening mee dat een badmuts in het zwembad verplicht is. Het toezicht is behoorlijk streng en rondom het zwembad hangen veel A4’tjes met regels en dingen die niet mogen.
De bar bij het zwembad is op zich prima en het personeel is vriendelijk. De organisatie kan alleen een stuk beter. Bestellen duurt regelmatig lang en vervolgens lijkt ieder drankje of product één voor één gehaald en afgehandeld te worden. Daardoor ontstaan onnodig lange wachttijden. Wat ons daarbij verbaasde, was dat we zagen dat Italiaanssprekende gasten rechtstreeks iets naar de pizzabakker riepen, waarna hun eten alvast werd bereid en ze later konden afrekenen. Ondertussen stonden andere gasten gewoon in de rij om te bestellen en te betalen. Misschien is daar een logische verklaring voor, maar als gast komt dat vreemd en ongelijk over.
Het restaurant van de camping zelf vonden wij redelijk, maar ook niet meer dan dat. Het personeel is vriendelijk, maar de prijzen zijn naar onze mening behoorlijk stevig in verhouding tot de kwaliteit.
Verder valt op dat je voor veel zaken apart moet betalen: beddengoed, wifi en ligstoelen bij zowel het zwembad als het strand. We wisten dit vooraf, maar alles bij elkaar voelt het wat minder gastvrij. Vooral goede wifi vinden wij in deze tijd eigenlijk een basisvoorziening. Bij onze stacaravan was de wifi niet of nauwelijks beschikbaar. Als het technisch haalbaar is, zou goede wifi over de hele camping echt een belangrijk verbeterpunt zijn.
Een aanrader vlak bij de camping is Pirati dei Caraibi. Daar kun je een bedje aan het strand huren en ook uitstekend eten. Wel is het goed om te weten dat dit ook behoorlijk prijzig is: een bedje kost 35 euro, zelfs voor een halve dag. Voor ons was het desondanks een erg fijne plek om naartoe te gaan als alternatief voor de horeca op de camping.
Onze grootste teleurstelling zat in de communicatie rond een kapotte vaatwasser. Bij aankomst bleek deze niet te werken. Na melding bij de receptie kregen we te horen dat er “vandaag of morgen” iemand langs zou komen. Uiteindelijk kon ik toevallig een monteur aanspreken die bij een naastgelegen stacaravan een reparatie uitvoerde. Hij vertelde dat al ongeveer een week bekend was dat onze vaatwasser defect was en dat er werd gewacht op onderdelen. We hebben daarom zelf handdoeken, afwasmiddel en andere spullen gekocht om tijdens onze vakantie met de hand af te wassen.
Juist daar ligt voor ons het grootste verbeterpunt: communicatie en wat meer meedenken met je gasten. Zeg gewoon eerlijk dat de vaatwasser kapot is, dat dit al bekend is en dat je op onderdelen wacht.
Kortom: Baia Blu La Tortuga is een camping op een werkelijk schitterende, bijna unieke locatie een parel aan zee met enorm veel potentie en duidelijk investeringsniveau. Tegelijkertijd voelt het alsof het nét niet de stap maakt naar een echte 5-sterrenbeleving. Er zit goud in deze plek, maar op het gebied van communicatie, organisatie, gastvrijheid en basisvoorzieningen blijft het soms achter bij wat je van zo’n locatie zou verwachten.
Er zit absoluut potentie in deze camping, maar voor ons was de totale ervaring op dit moment niet meer dan 3 sterren. -
29 Jul 2026
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga
How far is Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga from the center of Aglientu?
Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga is a 5-minute drive from the center of Aglientu.
Does Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga have a swimming pool?
Yes, this glamping has an outdoor swimming pool and a paddling pool. It also offers various wellness facilities such as massages, a Jacuzzi and a water spray spa.
Is Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga popular with families?
Yes, Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga is popular with guests booking family stays.
How far is it to the beach from the campground?
The nearest beach is just 350 meters from Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga.
What is there to do at Camping Village Baia Blu?
Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga offers various activities such as a game room, snorkeling, scuba diving, table tennis and a tennis court. In addition, the campsite offers windsurfing opportunities and has a bicycle rental service. You can't end your water fun by taking a dip in the outdoor pool or paddling pool.
Is smoking allowed in the accommodation?
No, smoking is not allowed.
Are campground facilities open year-round?
- Entertainment: Mid-June through the end of September
- Catering: April 19 to October 14, 2024
- Store(s): April 19 through October 14, 2024
What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
The check-in at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.Is Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga open all year round?
No, Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga is open from 6 April until 16 October.Is there a restaurant at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
Yes there's a restaurant at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga. Besides that the park offers some takeaway meals.Is there a wifi at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
The park offers payed wifi in the shared space(s).Is there a camping store at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
Yes, at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga you'll find a supermarket and a bakery.Is there an entertainment team at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
Yes there's entertainment at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga.Is there a bike rental facility at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga?
Yes, at Camping Village Baia Blu La Tortuga you'll find a bicycle rental.