VILLAGE CAMPING TORRE SALINAS

Structure

The Villaggio Camping Torre Salinas is located in the south-eastern area of Sardinia, 7 km from Muravera, in the heart of the Mediterranean, about 200 meters from a wonderful, uncrowded beach, where the coastal tower of the same name stands out. The structure, immersed in a Permanent Fauna Protection Oasis, harmoniously integrates with the surrounding territory and offers a direct contact with the wild and uncontaminated nature that characterizes the enchanting places of south-eastern Sardinia.

Distance from the sea

The property is about 200 meters from the sea (sandy beach).

Mobile Homes and Villas

The mobile homes are composed of a double bedroom, a room with bunk beds, a kitchen-living room, a bathroom and a covered veranda. The air conditioner is included in each unit.
The villas are suitable for up to 5 people. Arranged on the First or Ground floor, they are composed of a double bedroom with an added bunk bed, a large kitchen-living room equipped with 2 armchair-beds, a bathroom and a furnished balcony.

Services

Reception (09.00 am - 9.30 pm), restaurant, bicycle storage, bar, garden, terrace, parking, devices for the disabled and wheelchairs, entertainment, beach service, tennis court, bowls, bicycle hire.

Animal friends

Small pets allowed upon notification at the time of booking. A supplement of € 4 per day is to be paid locally

Conditions

Check in: from 4.00 pm 

Check out: within 10.00 am

Muravera and surroundings

Dazzling stretches of sand set between the sea and the lagoons and guarded by towers that witness pirate attacks. The territory of Muravera, the main center of the Sarrabus, populated by over five thousand inhabitants, stretches along the Flumendosa valley, from the slopes of Mount Nieddu to the mouth of the river: it is one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean with jeweled beaches, ponds where to walk in mountain biking or horseback riding, the Baccu arrodas forest, perfect for trekking among holm oaks and strawberry trees, and citrus gardens: it is one of the most productive agricultural centers on the island. The coast stretches south of the country for tens of kilometers, starting from the quartz beach of San Giovanni. The coastal itinerary continues in the dunes covered with sea lilies and yellow poppies from Colostrai and in the two kilometers of fine bronze-colored sand of Feraxi. Behind the sandy beaches lie three placid lagoons, faunistic oases inhabited by avocets, knights of Italy, flamingos and, in passing, storks, as well as fish ponds. Close to the granite spur of Capo Ferrato, there are the secluded coves of Portu de s'Illixi, sa Figu and Pirastu port. The 'whitest' Iba de ziu Franciscu acts as an antechamber to Costa Rei, the longest stretch of sandy coast in eastern Sardinia: almost eight kilometers up to the rock of Peppino (and two more in the territory of Castiadas). Spectacular in size and natural pools, it is divided into sections with various names, including Piscina Rei.