We stayed in a 'bungalow' at Camping Enfola early in the season. The bungalow was really just a…read morecaravan with a huge wooden verandah attached but it did the job, as really the verandah was where you spent your time. The view from it was fantastic. The campsite is located on small cape and has excellent sea views. There are two beaches, one on either side due to the narrow shape of the peninsula, both are a few steps away but both are stony, but there is a diving school on site and the sandy beaches are not far away by car. The site is small and peaceful, no frills or entertainments. The restaurant on site was surprisingly good for such a small site, good fresh fish and seafood.

It was a 100% spontaneous thing ... let's go this direction ... tour these towns ... stay in an…read moreaffordable amply supplied cabin between the two. Cabin camping in Italy! My husband went online and booked the accommodation. We hit the road and had a great time exploring along the way. I especially was enamored with the Stone Pines and studied each and every tree we passed. We arrived and needed to use the restroom and was a bit hungry. It's in that condition that I learned my husband didn't book a cabin, he booked a platform tent. I was NOT happy. I was REALLY not happy. We went to look at the tent and then to find the restrooms. I was REALLY REALLY not happy to learn that the nearest restroom was, if I remember correctly, over 300(?) steps away. So going to the restroom at night would be a "deal". I wasn't in the mindset for a "deal". I also wasn't aware that we needed to bring our own everything (toilet tissue, soap, etc.) At this time I had yet to learn this campground was so extremely popular. Only open for a few months a year, they're most always completely booked and we were dang lucky to get that tent. Fast forward: we went to the small convenience store at the campground and purchased some toilet paper and soap. Then we went to check out the restaurants for dinner and alcohol. I gave myself a ridiculous headache. As we were seated and our wine was delivered, with each sip my upset turned to gratitude. The experience was so unique. Everyone was so friendly. The beach and sea was just a short walk path walk away. The guests were international and all ages, babies to seniors. Those Stone Pines that I was enamored with the drive there ... I found myself in a forest of them. Our tent lived beneath a canopy of them. It was PERFECT. I sat there and laughed at myself and apologized to my husband who was feeling horrible over the gift which masqueraded as a mistake. There's a variety of accommodations that can be rented, including your own camper. The campground is a circular design and spaced along are large toilet/sink/shower buildings for men and women. Cook your own food or go to one of their restaurants. This is a really family-friendly campground and they have a lot of activities for children that go into the night. The more I learned about this campground the more I liked it. Hellz yeah I'd go back.