Islands: Holidays in Italy

Bungalows on the Italian islands
Holidays in bungalows on the Italian islands are satisfying travel experiences for every type of tourist, thanks to the beauty of the landscapes and the traditions that characterize these dream places. Whether it is the largest islands, such as Sardinia and Sicily, or tourist destinations such as the Island of Elba off the coast of Tuscany, campsites and holiday villages with bungalows are the ideal choice for those who want direct contact with the nature of these places, without sacrificing comfort. In many cases, in fact, the bungalows are well equipped and close to the beaches.

Bungalows in Sicily
Island of the Mediterranean Sea rich in history and culture, Sicily is a privileged destination for those who choose holidays in bungalows, both in high and in low season. Thanks to the mild climate and the richness of the territory, many campsites and holiday villages with bungalows in Sicily are open all year round, offering the possibility of relaxing holidays in winter or to use the facilities as a starting point for tours to discover the Sicilian monuments and traditions, from places like the Valley of the Temples to the characteristic city markets. From spring to autumn, with peaks during the summer, the preference of tourists goes to the seaside bungalows, located close to some of the most beautiful beaches of Sicily: the beach of Bue Marino in San Vito Lo Capo (TP), Scala dei Turchi between Realmonte and Porto Empedocle (AG), Cala Capreria in the Zingaro Nature Reserve in the province of Trapani, Isola Bella in Taormina, the Beach of Fontane Bianche in Syracuse, Calamosche between Vendicari and Noto (SR), the Sampieri Beach in Scopello (RG) or the Beach of Mondello in regional capital of Palermo.

Bungalows in Sardinia
A tourist destination par excellence, Sardinia offers crystal clear sea and postcard landscapes, similar to those of exotic paradises. Bungalows in Sardinia are therefore located mainly in seaside campsites and holiday villages, a short distance from the beaches that attract tourists from all over the world every year. From the sparkling Costa Smeralda in the north to the lush Costa Rei in the south, passing through enchanting places such as La Maddalena, Isuledda and Porto Cervo, spending the holidays in Sardinia is a guarantee of extraordinary memories, embellished by local food and wine, which can also to be discovered inside the restaurants of the Sardinian campsites and holiday villages.