Baia Holiday Baia Blu la Tortuga

I'm furious, you charge for the air too and don't know how to manage anything.

“I stayed for 14 days, the last week of August and the first of September. The campsite is cute, the highlight is the pool area but with few rules and few understandable instructions. We found out on September 1st that the opening hours had changed (11 AM to 6 PM), but that's something that should be communicated, especially in September when there's a risk of rough seas, it would be more important to have the pool open longer. That said, for 4 pools from September 1st there was only 1 lifeguard (aside from the fact that I don't think it's up to code to have only one lifeguard for so many pools), from that day on kids were in the hot tub, people without swim caps, pools dirty both on the edges from pine needles and on the bottom with sand (this even in August), not to mention the myriad of bird droppings found in the children's play area. In short, with what you pay and the reduced-hour service... absolutely NOT!!! Bathrooms... definitely insufficient, long waits for a shower and bathrooms often dirty; it's true that 50% depends on people's civility, but more cleaning rounds at least would be appreciated and would make the work less burdensome later. It's unclear if there's a bar at the campsite... the one at the beach entrance turns into a restaurant too early, thus discouraging people from having aperitifs, and not displaying a price list makes any consumer feel uncomfortable, especially if they've just been to the minimarket (illegal prices, marked up triple compared to the most expensive supermarket); maybe if you were more honest you would sell more and earn more... Beach, with grainy sand, you sink in, and yes, the sea is nice but it gets deep immediately; I couldn't touch the bottom after exactly five steps, and I'm 6'1", so it's not suitable for children, but from the Spanish tower 700m away, the beach is postcard-worthy, worthy of the most beautiful parts of Sardinia. It is also true that in terms of location, you can drive around and see many beautiful beaches in less than half an hour, including Santa Teresa di Gallura. Entertainment... oh... a very sore spot. I don't understand, these people work at most 2 hours a day plus the evening show... it seems a bit little to me; it's the first time after about twenty campsites that we haven't managed to meet anyone, not one shared activity, the entertainers just did the bare minimum (insufficiently) and then disappeared. then also in the evening, between the singing evening, the vacationers' karaoke etc... they didn't kill themselves with responsibility and work... rating 1 Regrettable incident: one day the power went out a couple of times but it was resolved in a short time, the next day instead the power went out at midnight and only came back at 7 because in the village THERE IS NO OPERATOR PAID TO INTERVENE. In short, I'll explain to you what happened because I'm a bit of an expert in the field... the power went out, at 3/4 of the village the emergency generator started, which tripped the switch and the power came back without problems, the other "UNFORTUNATE ONES"... besides having to get up and go to the center of the village (because the emergency number is answered by those at IVRI) and complain, we paid for air conditioning, it was boiling hot and nothing... what's more, the stuff in the fridge and freezer is okay for an hour... but 7... come on... well, the fact is that between the manager and the assistant manager etc., no one showed up, in fact, on speakerphone on the phone in front of us, we understood very well that they didn't care at all. the next day I go back to reception to complain, I ask to speak to a manager... in your opinion, did anyone have the common sense to make themselves heard and seen?? NO clowns !!! the day of checkout arrives, I reiterate everything... I was expecting an apology... in the end, it was enough for someone to simply come and flip a switch that didn't trip, but nothing... you could have apologized and given a voucher for an ice cream or a discount at the pizzeria (you would have even gained from it by making a nice gesture) but instead, stingy as you are, no apologies and nothing, a disastrous management; you made me pay for the whole stay in advance, you made me pay for services that then weren't up to par, and disappointed like this, it's not done. last thing.. calling the aperitif game (organized, by the way, in a very sad way) playtime, in order not to offer one aperitif a day to a vacationer in a campsite of over 2,000 people, I won't even comment on it.. ps. why don't you hold all the entertainment shows at the theater in the evening... in the small square there are a lot of people standing who soon get bored and disappear... or do you only do it to sell more ice cream?? GOODBYE”

Beau camping, très bonne localisation avec une belle plage

“Bon camping, très bel emplacement, belle plage et superbes plages à proximité. Minimarché bien approvisionné, mais malheureusement très cher. Beaux emplacements ombragés. Seul inconvénient : le nettoyage est pratiquement inexistant. Nous y étions pendant 4 jours et avons vu une femme de ménage deux fois. Les toilettes et les douches étaient en conséquence. Avec ce niveau de passage, ce n'est malheureusement pas suffisant.”

Emplacement excellent, recommandé.

“Le point fort de l'hôtel est la plage et surtout une mer envoûtante, un aquarium... Les piscines sont agréables et le village est mignon en général. Notre cottage de type Confort était bien équipé, mais très, très petit. Une chose qui doit absolument être améliorée, ce sont les matelas, qui sont démodés avec des ressorts, inconfortables... les lits simples doivent vraiment être révisés. Un autre point à revoir est le marché... à part les produits de charcuterie, les prix sont vraiment inaccessibles, honteux dirais-je... la glacerie et le restaurant sont bons, l'animation était inexistante.”