“An authentic peaceful Italian seaside glamping experience ✨✨✨”
We were lucky to discover this quiet glamping resort for our last five days in Italy. The staff were very friendly and helpful, letting us into our accommodation early. The setting is stunning with a crystal‑clear pool (shallow toddler area and many lounge chairs), direct beach access (private beach chairs and tables) and really clean, well‑maintained facilities. There’s a beautiful on‑site restaurant that uses fresh local produce, and a buffet breakfast is available or you can order straight to your tent. They make really good cappuccinos (hard to find in Italy). You can buy local wines, jams, relishes, etc. (the wine was really nice, I regret not bringing more home). I stayed in a 2‑bedroom, air‑conditioned “Tent” with my daughter, her 2‑year‑old, and a baby, and it had everything we needed, including a fully equipped kitchen (stovetop and microwave), a travel cot, and essentials like salt, pepper, olive oil, toilet paper, garbage bags, shampoo, and soap—very unusual when traveling in Italy. We were impressed to receive fresh bread, homemade jam, bottled water, and milk on arrival. Everything was very clean and well organized, and extra sheets, towels, and beach towels were provided. There are many bikes to hire at a very reasonable price (1 € per hour), and we could rent a bike with a toddler seat. Two washing machines are available for use, which was essential for us traveling with a baby, and unlike other places we stayed at, we didn’t have to book them or pay extra (some places charged 8 € per load). A washing line is included at each tent/cabin, which was convenient. A small room near reception has toys, sand play equipment, and games to borrow, which my little granddaughter loved.
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