Al Boschetto Camping Village

The campingground is reasonably well maintained. The pitches are mostly flat (however some are pretty sandy) and depending on the category offer power and water supply. However be aware that some areas are pretty noisy (especially at night) and some of the sanitary infrastructure is unavailable (We've been told by permanent campers who rent year-round for years, that's not dependent on capacity). So you might have to walk further. The available sanitation facilities were reasonably clean an well maintained. There are however no real showerheads, feels like a spraying garden hose. (I don't know why, because the rest was relatively modern). The service was professional. We've had no issues or reasons to complain. The adjacent beach is clean and has active lifeguard service. All in all I was satisfied, had a nice stay and would return. (Wifi / wlan / internet is available, has to be paid extra)

We had a mixed experience at this camping. The location is absolutely beautiful, and the private beach is a real highlight—peaceful and stunning. The restaurant on site was also good; the food was tasty, though a bit on the expensive side. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, and the evening shows for the kids were a lovely touch and well done. We stayed in a baby casa, which was okay but definitely showing its age. It really needs some refurbishment to make it more comfortable. One major downside was the phone signal—basically nonexistent. I purchased the Wi-Fi access for 45 hours, but it strangely stopped working after just 30. Not very reliable, especially when you need internet access. Another inconvenience was the rule that doesn’t allow cars to enter the camping between 1–3pm. It felt unnecessary and made things a bit difficult, especially when arriving or planning outings during that time. Overall, the setting and facilities have great potential, but there are a few issues that need addressing.

The location is perfect because it's right on the beach so you don't even need a car. The bathrooms are being cleaned a couple of times a day and there's a restaurant for those who want to try some Italian cuisine and there's a store that sells everything. The people are nice.