Camping Village International Praia a Mare is a campsite located near a beautiful beach. It offers both permanent camping options and spaces for tourists. The campsite is situated across the street from the beach and is conveniently close to a railway line. The sanitary facilities are cleaned regularly, but they may appear outdated and have some calcification. It is worth noting that toilet paper and soap may not be provided, so it's a good idea to bring your own. Overall, this campsite is suitable for short stopovers ranging from one to three nights.
The campground offers good value for its price. Although the sanitary facilities are not great, there are spacious pitches and a pebble beach with clear blue water, all at an affordable price. The campground is popular among Italian campers who stay long-term. There are some activities for children and a playground on-site. It is located close to the sea and guests have the option to go on a pedal boat ride to the nearby Dino Island.
This is a large and spacious place, although some of the toilets are not fully functioning and can be quite unpleasant. The green areas are not well-maintained and there is a lot of trash around. The staff does not speak English, despite the place being advertised as "international", and there is no information available in English regarding facilities such as washing machines, price lists, or check-out procedures. From 12 to 16:30, there is a siesta period during which the playground is closed and the entrance gate is locked, so you have to park outside. The camping spots are quite small, even for camper vans, and only have limited shade provided by nets. However, they do serve delicious pizza.
The accommodation for a one-night stopover is acceptable, but unfortunately it can be quite noisy due to the trains passing by directly adjacent to it. The bathroom facilities are old and somewhat in need of maintenance. The price listed by ACSI was 12€, however we were charged 18€.