Camping Village El Bahira

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• Nikita1970

  02 junio 2012
  Con algunas falencias pero bien.

  Este camping está a 2 kms de un pueblo super caro de veraneo en Sicilia, San Vito Lo Capo. Yo estuve 7 días en un apartamento y tendría que haber reservado mobil home. El apartamento (el número 4) consta de una habitación con cama doble, una habitación con una litera, ambas habitaciones con armario, el baño que lo malo es que tiene un termo de unos 10 litros de agua, eso sería bueno que lo cambiaran ya que no da para 4 personas porque es electrico y demora en calentarse. Tambien tiene una cocina, pero está muy pobremente equipada. Es a gas, y no hay ni mechero ni cerillas, asi que hay que tenerlo en cuenta. Había un plato de cada tipo, una olla como de 15 litros sin tapa, una olla como de 1 litro tambien sin tapa, un sartén super grande y uno super pequeño. Asi que utilicé el sartén grande como tapa de la olla cuando quería cocinar. Con los cuchillos y cucharas pasaba los mismo, uno de cada tipo, pero mientras haya, no importa si son iguales o no. No había tabla para cortar, y eso es necesario, así como tampoco había cuchillo de carne ni de pan. Afuera habia una mesa con sillas para disfrutar del calorcito de la Sicilia por las noches. Todas las ventanas tiene mosquitera, que es muy importante en esa zona. El camping tiene un almacén un poquito caro, y una piscina con agua de mar que es una delicia. Tambien tiene una playa privada, pero no la pude disfrutar porque cuando yo fui (del 9 al 16 de mayo) aún no habían puesto la plataforma sobre las rocas ni habían acomodado la arena, asi que solo la piscina. En el camping tambien hay rutas para escalar, y el entorno es hermoso. Hay muchísima información sobre las caravanas, mobil home, etc, hay información turísitca de la zona y de la isla, está muy limpio y bien cuidado. Repetiré pero en caravana, que están mejor equipadas que los apartamentos.

  

• Nikita1970

  06 junio 2013
  Muy bien

  Ya he estado antes en este camping y sigo recomendandolo. Volví a estar en el apartamento 4 (a pedido mio), el cual estaba pintado recientemente y le habían colocado aire acondicionado (que no usé porque en mayo no hace falta). La pizzería que abre miercoles y sabados sigue haciendo unas pizzas estupendas y bien de precio. Este año han incluído las sábanas en el precio, lo cual es una ventaja. El personal amable como siempre y la piscina impecable de limpia.

  

• IESTI

  15 julio 2017
  No relax

  Es un camping con una marchita italiana nocturna peculiar. Lo elegimos por la ubicación para pasar una noche y no es de nuestro gusto. Imposible relajarse ni siquiera antes de dormir; discotequilla al aire libre, en el baño gente maqueandose (rimmel, tacones, brillantes....). Definitivamente no es el tipo de camping que a mi me gusta, pero hay que decir que los baños están bien y las parcelas son amplias y con sombrita. Un porcentaje bastante alto del camping lo ocupan familias numerosas con niños que corretean por las calles. Sombra aquí y sombra alla....

  

• Nibbledog

  21 agosto 2019
  Step back 20 years.

  El Bahira is sited two miles from the popular Beach and town of San Vito lo Capo, Trapani Airport is 45 minutes away, Palermo Airport is 75 minutes and Catania 4 hrs by car. Out of season Buses only run limited routes and there is no train route nearby. If you come without a car do your research as it could take 4 hrs to get to Palermo Airport 60km away by Public transport. I had to go San Vito to Trapani to get to Palermo Airport!! El Bahira has large pitches for Campers requiring power and water, smaller pitches for motorbike touring or hiking. There are site owned apartments and Mobile homes provided by El Bahira, External companies Eurocamp and Happy Camp also have mobile homes on site. There are two Toilet blocks with hot and cold showers, Hot requires payment via reception for a special plastic tag 80c per 3 minute shower. Two washing machines onsite, payment again via reception 5, detergent included. Reception could arrange car and scooter hire and the site did its own taxi service. 3 return to San Vito 5 at night. Unlike the rest of Europe Natural open flame charcoal BBQ are still allowed. Now to the interesting stuff, El Bahira is Scicilian and mainly caters for Italians, yes most staff spoke English and some German but the Music is Italian, the Activities for kids are Italian, 95% of visitors are Italian, it can also be quite loud too, we alway said when its loud its loud when its quiet its very quiet. Im glad to say El Bahira and Scicly in general are as they were 20+ years ago, Family orientated and unspoilt. The whole family takes a Siesta in the afternoon. The pools are closed 1 to 4 They also restricted traffic coming in and out the site between 2 and 4 The site does have a small shop for basic food and fresh bread in the morning, shop was only open morning and late afternoon. A local fisherman arrived onsite most days at 9am with any fish he caught, his fish ranged from Octopus to Swordfish to Tuna, look out for his white van, he only spoke Italian but it was no trouble pointing weighing and paying. Onsite is a Pizzeria with wood fired oven and a Restaurant with Terrace overlooking the Pool. We ate in both and the food was very good, perhaps too many pizza but Hey you have to try them all. There is also a Bar down at the rocky beach area that does snacks and on a weekend an Aperitivo buffet, buy your Aperitivo tickets ASAP days before at the bar as numbers are limited, we missed out as all tickets were sold. Numerous restaurants in San Vito also did aperitivo between 6pm and 8pm. Entrance into the sea is very easy and safe by a steel walkway that is monitored by a lifeguard, at night it is raised. Its advisable though to wear foot protection as any rocks on this coastline are Volcanic where as in San Vito its beautiful sand. The site does charge for beach Umbrella and sunbeds, buy a weekly ticket for a better rate. Ah you also need pool caps for hygene reasons in the site swimming pools, these are available to buy at the shop or bar. 3 It is possible to walk to San Vito but it will take you 35 minutes via the coast path, this route is just about Mountain bikeable. Its not lit so take a torch if coming back late. One final bit of advice is Car hire?? Take out full car Insurance at time of booking, ensure your names and credit cards match the booking made online. We wouldn't hesitate to go back to El Bahira, High season was busy but it is set in a beautiful location and only 50 miles from Palermo. Ryan air flights were a good price too.

  

• Reisende03

  11 febrero 2020
  Family holiday (April 1997)

  We was there and it was great. The place was the right for a familie with kids. We enjoyed the time there. We traveled from polermo by car, where we arrived by a big ferry. On next we want go furher to visit Agrigent.