Campeggio Gianna

Tellaro, Liguria, Italy

  • 300m from Ligurian sea with coastal views
  • 12 glamping pods with modern amenities
  • Spa and beauty centre on-site
  • Direct access to Cinque Terre hiking trails
  • Pool, restaurant and bar facilities

Glamping pods and camping 300m from sea near Cinque Terre.

Campeggio Gianna is a 3-star campsite located 300 metres from the sea in a tranquil setting among olive groves overlooking the Gulf of Poets. The site offers glamping pods, tent pitches, camper/motorhome spaces, and comfortable camping suites with hotel amenities. Set between the Cinque Terre and picturesque Tellaro village, it provides a perfect base for exploring Liguria's coastline while enjoying modern camping facilities and spa services.

Life without a car

Car-free score: 6.5/10

A realistic car-free option, but not one of the easiest. Local buses stop nearby. Shops, restaurants and Tellaro are reachable on foot. A bicycle makes exploring the wider area easy.

Train station
Arcola
7.8km away
Nearest town
Tellaro
8 min walk (0.6 km)
Local buses
Available — connections to nearby villages and attractions
Cycling
Good option — cycle routes and quiet lanes nearby
Essentials nearby
Supermarket
9 min walk (0.7 km)
Bakery
32 min walk (2.4 km)
Restaurants
Available in Tellaro
Pharmacy
9 min walk (0.7 km)

Getting here

Nearest station
Arcola (6km)
Nearest airport
Pisa International Airport (56km)

Map

Facilities

RestaurantPizzeriaBarSwimming poolMini-marketTable tennisChildren's playgroundElectric hookupsSafety deposit boxesLaundry facilitiesSpa and beauty centreFree WiFiHot showersAir conditioningCar parkPrivate bathrooms

About the area

Tellaro was historically vulnerable to Saracen pirates and developed as a fortified fishing community in the medieval period. The village's strategic location made it an important outpost for the Republic of Genoa, and its distinctive tower and narrow streets reflect centuries of maritime tradition. La Spezia became an important naval arsenal and shipbuilding center during the Italian unification period in the 19th century. The province's history is deeply tied to maritime commerce and the strategic importance of its natural harbor.

40 tent pitches (max 8m x 5m), 25 camper/motorhome spaces (max 7.5m x 6m), 12 glamping pods, Camping Suites for 2-4 persons with private bathroom and AC. Open 01/04/2026 to 01/11/2026.

Accommodation types

tentcaravanmotorhomeglamping podcamping suite

Places to visit near Campeggio Gianna

No nearby places listed yet.

How to get to Campeggio Gianna

Campsite address
Campeggio Gianna
Via Fiascherino II Traversa, Tellaro, 19032, Italia
Get directions
57 mins by car from Pisa International Airport
From the station
Arcola
From Arcola station, walk to the bus stop and take Bus P to Via B.P. Muccini, then Bus S to Via Matteotti, and finally Bus Tellaro Capolinea to Tellaro Rotatoria before walking the final stretch to Campeggio Gianna. The total journey takes approximately 1 hour and 17 minutes including three short walks between stops.
From the airport
Pisa International Airport
From Pisa International Airport, take the Pisamover train to Pisa Centrale station (5 minutes), then a regional train to Sarzana (58 minutes), followed by two local buses heading toward Tellaro with walks between each leg, totaling approximately 3 hours 43 minutes to reach Campeggio Gianna. The route involves one main train journey and two bus connections with short walking segments, making it a straightforward multi-transit option.

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Nearest airports
Pisa International Airport
56km awayPSA
Train stations
Arcola
6km away
Sarzana
6km away
Cà dei Boschetti
8km away

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