Activities at Baia Holiday Capo d’Orso campsite

Active holidays at Baia Holiday Capo d’Orso campsite: sports lessons, evening entertainment, water sports, hiking, bike rides, boat trips, cultural visits etc. You’ll be amazed by the beauty of Sardinia where the most wonderful adventures await you.

Exploring Northern Sardinia

Explore Palau, just 10 minutes from the campsite

Just a stone’s throw from Capo d’Orso campsite, a visit to Palau is the perfect way to enrich your Sardinian getaway. This charming seaside town is full of surprises: take a stroll through its picturesque alleyways, stop by local craft shops, browse regional specialities and souvenirs, or enjoy a meal in one of its welcoming restaurants. Don’t forget to visit the port and wander through the artisan and night markets that bring the town to life.

Must-see: the spectacular panoramic views from Bear Rock (Roccia dell’Orso) and the Monte Altura fortress.

Traditional villages steeped in history and charm

Discover the authentic soul of Sardinia from your base at Baia Holiday Capo d’Orso. From ancient archaeological sites and typical Sardinian villages to local culinary traditions, there’s so much to experience.

Head to Santa Teresa di Gallura, a clifftop village overlooking the sea with breathtaking views of Corsica and the Maddalena archipelago. Then, explore Porto Rafael, famous for its colourful houses, unique architecture, and peaceful marina.

La Maddalena, the vibrant capital of the archipelago, is perfect for a scenic walk through narrow, cobbled streets and a visit to Piazza Garibaldi. For nature lovers, Caprera offers an untouched island escape connected to La Maddalena by a bridge, with secluded beaches and coastal hiking trails.

Want to escape the crowds? Venture off the beaten path to discover authentic villages like Aggius, Luogosanto or Tempio Pausania, each rich in local traditions. And for history lovers, visit the Nuraghe Albucciu or the ancient Tomba dei Giganti di Coddu Vecchiu (Giants’ Tomb). End your day in style at Porto Cervo, the “Italian Saint-Tropez”, with its glamorous marina and high-end boutiques.