La Foce

Camping La Foce

Camping La Foce is located on the northern coast of Sardinia, in the bay of Vignola. This campsite is around 1km from the city of Valledoria, in a forested area full of eucalyptus trees, and is split into two parts by a small river. The lagoon created by the river looks as though it is from a tropical island with rocks, white beaches and crystal clear waters.

Why camping La Foce ?

• Enjoy swimming, snorkelling and diving.
• There's a free boat service from the campsite to the beach on the other side of the lagoon.
• There are excellent facilities including a spacious pool with children's pool, a bar, restaurant, pizzeria, tennis court, soccer field and a large playground for children.
• There are plenty of sporting activities on and around the campsite such as kayaking, sailing and canoeing.
• Low cost airlines fly to Alghero/Sassari airport that is quite close to the campsite.

Tip from the specialist:

"A perfect place for discovering the wonderful nature on the isle of Sardinia. You can relax in the swimming pool or the sandy beach which is set in a lovely bay."

The surrounding area of La Foce

Sardinia is one of the lesser known parts of Europe and has both Roman and Catalonian influences. Visit the city of Sassari with its many narrow Spanish streets. There's a beautiful 13th century cathedral and a charming 17th century fountain. After Sicily, this island is the biggest isle in the Mediterranean measuring almost 25.000km2.

Some tips for your holiday at La Foce in Valledoria

• The village of Castelsardo, just a few kilometres from the campsite, is highly recommended. Climb the small streets filled with trattorias and craft shops, ending up at the fortress from where you have amazing views.
• Pay a visit to Stintino, home to the famous La Palosa beach - it's as good as any in the caribbean. From here there are day trips to the island of Asinara, famous for its albino donkeys and its top security prison.
• Away from the many magical bays and beaches (Isola Rossa, Badesi), enjoy the culture. There are numerous nuraghi (mysterious buildings from the Bronze Age), de Roccia dell'Elefante and the Domus Janus (prehistoric tombs) in Sedini.