Located half way between Albinia and Fonteblanda, Camping Village Africa is set in a century-old pine forest, right on the beach. It offers self-catering bungalows and direct access to the public beach.
Village Africa is complete with a food market, a bar, and a restaurant and pizzeria. A tennis court and soccer field are also on site. Entertainment during summer includes aqua gym, beach games, and discos.
Bungalows are air conditioned and feature a seating/dining area with kitchenette, and a private bathroom. Each comes with an equipped patio. The camp area also has shared laundry facilities for guests. Wi-Fi is available.
Albinia Train Station is 4.5 km away, with links to Rome and Pisa. Within a 20-minute drive from the property, you will reach Talamone, Orbetello and Mount Argentario. Grosseto is 34 km away.
Facilities
General
Restaurant
Bar
Free parking
Shops in hotel
Air conditioning
On-site parking
Private parking
WiFi available in all areas
Parking
Activities
Tennis court
Children's playground
Table tennis
BBQ facilities
Services
Laundry
Internet services
WiFi
Entertainment staff
Free WiFi
Food & Drink
Restaurant
Bar
BBQ facilities
Restaurant (à la carte)
Snack bar
Kid meals
Entertainment and children services
Children's playground
Entertainment staff
Kids' club
Evening entertainment
Kids' outdoor play equipment
Cleaning services
Laundry
Shops
Shops (on site)
Mini-market on site
Miscellaneous
Air conditioning
Facilities for disabled guests
Heating
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