Camping Villaggio L'Ultima Spiaggia

The staff at the bar, restaurant, and kids' entertainment and shows were all really friendly, and the restaurant food was good. The campsite is well equipped, with a lovely, clean pool too. The beach right in front has rocks, which is the one downside. Having a car makes it easy to get to nearby beaches, and Cea beach is spectacular. Five stars from us. We'll definitely be back.

The pool is a lovely place to spend time, and the beach works well for kids and surfers. There's even a surf school where you can rent boards. The restaurant Bary was delicious, and the staff there were really nice. The pine trees keep the campsite shady, so the heat was manageable. The "be cool be nice team" did a great job keeping the kids busy, especially Luca, who spoke very good German. Such a great place, and we're looking forward to coming back.

The beach was clean and right next to the campsite, so it was easy to get to. Dogs are welcome, and there was even a shower for them, which was a lovely touch. The playground was in good condition, and the toilets and showers were clean, though we really missed having toilet paper and hand soap. The staff were very willing to help, and the animators were friendly and chatty in a nice way. They kept the kids entertained during the day and put on a show for adults every evening. We were really satisfied and I'll miss this place. Thanks ❤️

We still had a nice holiday at a beautiful campsite. The pool is fantastic, there's a nice little restaurant, and the staff are friendly. Our mobile home was new, clean, and very nice. We were lucky with its position, since in some parts the homes were packed close together, both side by side and facing each other. We wouldn't have wanted one of those spots. The beach has sunbeds and parasols, and we eventually learned that the number on our mobile home matched a parasol and its beds. Ours was already occupied, so we used another empty one. Only on the second to last day did we find out the beds were for people with blue wristbands, not guests like us with green ones. We never learned why the bands were different or why we didn't get a blue one. Maybe it was because we booked through All Camps instead of directly with the campsite, or because we weren't Italian. We don't know. The whole thing was unclear and left a bad feeling. Check-in and all the add-on costs were frustrating. At the reception we had to pay extra just to use the pool, which is absurd. Then we were sent to a tent that acted as the All Camps reception, where towels, bed linen, air conditioning, and a deposit all had to be paid in cash. WiFi cost extra for each three-day period, and we had to pay for it at the other reception. So many things that should have been included ended up costing more. They should raise the price and look after guests instead of charging for every little service. It felt like booking a flight with fees for everything. We were also told that 50 euros would be taken from our deposit for final cleaning. We expected another charge by then, but did the cleaning ourselves on principle because we don't support these practices. We probably won't book through All Camps again.