Road Genius compares campervan and motorhome rentals in Italy, letting you view prices and vehicle layouts from several suppliers in one place. Sardinia is reachable by ferry from mainland ports like Livorno, Civitavecchia and Genoa, or by air into Cagliari, Olbia and Alghero. A loop of the island is roughly 600 mi / 970 km, so most travelers focus on one coast per trip.
Period | Avg High (°F │ °C) | Good time to visit? |
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Winter (Dec–Feb) | 57 │ 14 | Only for city visits; many campsites closed |
Spring (Mar–May) | 64 │ 18 | Yes, mild weather and wildflowers |
Summer (Jun–Aug) | 88 │ 31 | Yes, peak beach season but crowded |
Early Autumn (Sep) | 82 │ 28 | Yes, warm sea and fewer crowds |
Late Autumn (Oct–Nov) | 68 │ 20 | Mixed; some rain and sites start closing |
Place | Hook-ups | Pros | Cons |
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Camping Village Laguna Blu (Alghero) | Water+Electric | Beachfront, accepts vehicles up to 8 m, open most of the year | Must book in high season, some aircraft noise |
Camping Torre del Porticciolo (North-West) | Water+Electric | Pine shade, on-site pool, easy kayak launch | Access road difficult for vehicles over 7.5 m |
Agricamping Su Tzilleri Schrefu (Near Oristano) | Water+Electric | Quiet farm setting, fresh produce for sale | Limited spaces, book 7 days ahead |
Area Sosta Camper Cala Gonone | None | Free overnight parking, walk to marina | No hook-ups, 24 hour limit, fills by 18:00 |
Public rest areas on SS131 (various) | None | Quick overnight if traveling through, lit at night | Traffic noise, no waste dump |
Wild camping outside marked areas | – | Technically illegal, fines are enforced | Risk of fine up to 300 € |