Camping Tre Archi

The prices were good, and the private beach is right there. It’s a typical Italian campsite with a good restaurant and very nice staff. I’ll definitely come back.

We wanted somewhere calm to recharge, and this campsite worked well for that. It’s small and pleasant, and the owner and staff were friendly and quick to sort out problems. I’d consider coming back, especially if you’re after peace and quiet. We stayed for a week as a family in a mobile home. It was a little cramped inside, though we could still get around comfortably. The veranda made a big difference: it had a kitchen and fridge, and without it the accommodation would have been a problem. Housekeeping was good, and the price felt very fair. There’s no shop on site, but a well-stocked local market is about an 8-minute walk away. They had evening shows for adults and children. The beach wasn’t to my taste, which is just my opinion and not the property’s fault. It’s rocky, with little sand, and getting into the water wasn’t great. The sea was nice, though I’d expected better. There isn’t much outside the campsite.

I spent a week here and couldn’t get the rest I was looking for. The quiet hours weren’t respected, and management didn’t make an effort to enforce them. With inconsiderate neighbors, your holiday can be seriously spoiled. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone hoping for some peace and quiet.

The campsite was clean, and the staff were friendly. Our bungalow was comfortable and clean, and its spot right by the beach is great. The soccer field on the roof is the one drawback, since it leaves you with very little privacy.