Camping Green

Drinking water is available throughout the campsite. Safe drinking water flows from every tap in the bungalows, sanitary facilities, showers, dishwashing areas, laundry areas and public water points.
This allows guests to refill reusable bottles and flasks wherever they are, reducing the need to buy plastic bottles and helping to minimise waste.

All lighting throughout the campsite uses energy-efficient LED technology. This significantly reduces electricity consumption while providing pleasant and safe lighting along pathways, in communal areas and in the sanitary facilities.

Two 22 kW charging stations are available for electric vehicles, encouraging more sustainable mobility as part of our commitment to reducing our environmental impact.

Lighting in the communal bathrooms is controlled by motion sensors, helping to reduce energy consumption while ensuring comfort and safety.

The campsite is equipped with a photovoltaic system that generates renewable electricity. As a result, part of our energy demand is covered by renewable sources, helping to reduce our overall environmental impact.

Throughout the campsite we encourage guests to use water responsibly through simple and clear messages: turn off taps when not in use, keep showers as short as possible, avoid unnecessary water waste during washing.

Our fully equipped camper service allows the safe disposal of grey and black water and the cleaning of freshwater tanks. The area has been designed to prevent leakage into the soil, ensure wastewater is correctly managed and minimise water consumption during cleaning.

Throughout the season we carefully monitor our water and energy consumption to identify opportunities for further improvement. Our goal is to become an increasingly efficient and resource-conscious campsite, year after year.

We have created a single central Eco Island, where guests can dispose of their waste during dedicated opening hours. A member of our team is always available to help both Italian and international guests separate their waste correctly. Waste separation systems vary from place to place, and while on holiday it’s natural to follow the habits you’re used to or simply pay a little less attention. That’s why we prefer to assist our guests, making it easier for everyone to adopt the correct habits.

We separate organic waste, glass and cans, plastic, paper/cardboard and residual waste. Clear signs and easy-to-understand illustrations show guests exactly where each type of waste belongs. Information is available in several languages, making the system easy to understand for international visitors.

Because drinking water is available throughout the campsite, guests can refill reusable bottles instead of buying single-use plastic bottles. Together with proper waste separation, this helps reduce waste and protect the surrounding environment.

We aim to make waste separation a natural everyday habit, especially for families and children. We believe that learning to recycle properly, even while on holiday, is a practical way to care for Sardinia—and perhaps take home one more good habit for everyday life.

We manage our equipped beach responsibly and actively support projects dedicated to the protection of sea turtles. Whenever a nest is discovered or an important sighting occurs, we work alongside the competent authorities to protect it, while involving our guests and explaining how simple everyday actions can help safeguard the sea and the wildlife that depends on it.

We organise guided walks and environmental activities along the beach to discover dune plants, understand how the coastline has evolved and appreciate why sand, shells and coastal vegetation are so valuable.
Our goal is simple: once you understand the story behind this environment, respecting it becomes the most natural thing to do.

Adults and children can take part in workshops using natural local materials and traditional techniques to create small handmade souvenirs. It is a way of taking home a memory of Sardinia while respecting nature and leaving its treasures where they belong.

We maintain the campsite’s green areas with particular attention to native vegetation and promote outdoor activities that encourage guests to experience nature without impacting it. We hope that every walk among the pitches, along the beach or under the stars becomes an opportunity to feel part of the landscape rather than simply observing it.

In spring and autumn we organise the Settimane Sarde (Sardinian Experience Weeks), a programme of experiences designed to introduce guests to Sardinia’s traditions, culture, nature, history and gastronomy. Visits to local producers, meetings with artisans, traditional cooking workshops and evenings with archaeologists, astrophysicists, botanists and other experts transform a holiday into a genuine journey of discovery.

The local community is not simply part of the background: it plays a central role in the experiences we offer.
Local residents, producers, artisans and professionals share stories, recipes, traditions and knowledge, creating an authentic exchange between visitors and the territory.

Ristorante “Guido” is much more than a traditional campsite restaurant. Its menu is inspired by Sardinian cuisine and prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients, always giving priority to local identity and regional products.

Thanks to the passion and expertise of Guido, our sommelier, the wine list gives pride of place to Sardinian wineries, including many small producers rarely found in large retail outlets. This allows our guests to discover authentic local wines while supporting the work of local winegrowers.

Everyone has different habits, preferences and dietary needs, especially while travelling. For this reason, we strive to accommodate guests with specific dietary requirements whenever possible.

The campsite market offers gluten-free products, lactose-free foods and a selection of items suitable for different eating habits, including vegetarian and vegan options. While Ristorante “Guido” remains firmly rooted in Sardinian and Mediterranean culinary traditions, the staff are always happy to provide information about ingredients and to consider guests’ individual requests whenever possible.

We prefer to approach this subject with honesty and transparency. Our goal is to continue improving our offer over time, combining the promotion of local cuisine and regional products with growing attention to the different dietary needs of our guests.

Camping Capo Ferrato is one of the campsites with the longest opening seasons in Sardinia, welcoming guests from spring through autumn. This helps support the local economy beyond the peak summer months.

When choosing suppliers for the restaurant and the market, we give priority to local producers and Sardinian products. This creates a positive connection between the campsite, farmers, artisans, restaurants and other local businesses.

Through the Settimane Sarde (Sardinian Experience Weeks) and other activities, we accompany our guests to local festivals, traditional celebrations and events, also arranging dedicated shuttle services when possible.
In this way, our guests’ presence creates a positive impact on nearby villages and local businesses, allowing tourism to generate real value for the community.

Throughout the season, we offer activities that combine pleasure, curiosity and respect for the territory:

• guided walks to discover the coast, plants and the history of the places around us;
• workshops and meetings about nature, the night sky, traditions and local products;
• moments dedicated to families and children, where learning becomes a game.

We use clear, friendly communication, with signs and information available in several languages. We explain why we make certain choices — waste separation, drinking water throughout the campsite, respect for the beach and other everyday actions — and we prefer direct dialogue: often, a simple conversation is worth more than a thousand written rules.

For many people, a pet is part of the family, and being able to share a holiday with it contributes to the wellbeing of the whole family unit.
For this reason, the campsite welcomes dogs and other small pets according to the rules set out in our regulations, providing dedicated services and encouraging respectful coexistence among all guests.
Our aim is to preserve the balance that characterises the campsite: welcoming those who travel with their pets while ensuring peace, cleanliness and respect for shared spaces.

The quality of hospitality also depends on the people who work here every day.

• Many members of our team have been working with the campsite for many years. This creates a loyal staff who know the place, its history and its guests very well.
• For us, it is essential that the people who work here feel respected, valued and part of a shared project. When the internal working environment is positive, this atmosphere naturally reflects in the way guests are welcomed.
• Guests often find the same familiar faces year after year. This creates trust, continuity and a warmer, more personal relationship, where people know each other by name and feel truly at home.

In this sense, sustainability also passes through our team: people who choose to stay, grow and improve together with the campsite, season after season.

At Camping Capo Ferrato, every family is welcome.

Couples, families with children, blended families, rainbow families and guests of different ages, cultures and backgrounds naturally share the same spaces.

We believe that genuine hospitality is built on simple everyday gestures: kindness, helpfulness and consideration for others.

This is the spirit that makes life at the campsite enjoyable and contributes to the relaxed atmosphere that so many guests appreciate year after year.

Life at the campsite makes it easy to get to know one another. A chat while washing the dishes, meeting at the market, greeting someone during a walk or sharing an evening together can grow into lasting friendships.

We believe this is also part of a more sustainable way of travelling: creating a place where people from different countries and cultures can meet, share experiences and discover how nature and the local area can become a common language that brings people together.

Accessibility is an important topic that we approach with honesty and realism.

The natural characteristics of the area, the beach and the environmental protection regulations mean that it is not possible to make every part of the campsite fully accessible. Nevertheless, for many years we have been working to progressively improve the accessibility of our facilities.

Today the campsite offers:

• an accessible bungalow without architectural barriers;
• dedicated accessible sanitary facilities;
• a walkway providing access to the beach, suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs;
• personalised assistance before arrival to help guests choose the accommodation and services best suited to their needs.

We prefer to speak about accessibility with transparency, providing clear and accurate information so that every guest can plan their holiday with confidence, while continuing to improve our facilities year after year.