Name: Camping Village Mulino D'acqua
Address: Via Santo Stefano, Otranto, Otranto, Otranto, 73028, Italy
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Camping Village Mulino D'acqua

Otranto

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lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

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oceanside

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partial-sea-view

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pool-view

river-view

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annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Fabulous place where you can enjoy your relaxing time with your friends or family.
Uncontaminated sea crystalline make this location unique and inimitable.
Helpful and professional staff. 
Tidy and clean environment around.
I’m strongly recommend this place.

Amazing

We stayed here in June when it was still low season.  A very quiet place and, unusually for Italian campsites, no serried ranks of campers and caravans!  There are shady spots for tents.  Friendly, helpful staff. Small private beach in a cove with safe swimming.  There is also a fabulous big swimming pool.

Hard to find but well worth it!

We enjoyed a week there in early June.
It was very quiet around this time of the year so many offerings such as animators weren't active yet but we had a good time nonetheless.

The staff was very friendly. They have a food market with nice fresh groceries. 
We got a small hut with two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom.

The house was very clean, minimalistic but exactly what we needed. It had a little balcony with an outdoor table, a TV and air conditioning. The bathroom had a bidet.

The private beach is beautiful and would be worth a journey to visit by itself. They also have a nice pool and a little playground as well as three sports courts.

We really enjoyed our time there and would definitely stay there again. Recommended.

Great place to stay for the family

The only privilege of this camping site is the sea. The beach is a small paradise, maybe too small to host all the site guests.
Apartments are too small and in bad conditions. Furniture is very minimal and of bad quality. 
The staff is not so prepared to satisfy guest's needs. 
No attractive nightlife inside the camping.just karaokes and a bar restaurant that closes at 11 pm. No great choice of food and drinks. 
I'd rather prefer to rent an apartment in the town of Otranto or pay more in another structure.

Never more

I have been to the village and it was terrible.  The entry price is € 15 per person and is a disproportionate amount for what the village is actually and what it has to offer.  I first noticed the structure of the sports fields.  Terrible.  The basketball court was in a terrible condition and the baskets hung as if they were about to fall.  Instead the football pitch was kept decently only thanks to a water inflatable above it.  Finally, the largest soccer field was in more than terrible conditions;  in the center there was a pile of embers and brushwood covered the field.  Playing was impractical.  Going ahead there was the swimming pool which was acceptable.  However, my family and I had reached that village only to access the famous "mill bay".  Do not trust the images you find online because the water in the bay is completely ruined and polluted because of the people that the village staff bring in.  In fact, the real problem is the fact that the village allows an indefinite number of people to enter.  Fortunately we had reached the bay early enough in the morning but there were a lot of people there anyway.  You can only imagine how many people would have been there in the afternoon.  In fact, after an hour and a half we decided to leave.  I'm not a lawyer and therefore I don't know if a building can charge people an entrance fee to a public beach.  Other than that I don't recommend it, choose other beautiful bays that are in the area.

Camping Village Mulino D'acqua

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