Active Beach Volleyball Vacation in Sardinia, Italy

The camp takes place on the Costa Rei on the southeastern coast of Sardinia (Italy), about 60 km north of Cagliari. The long, flat sandy beach with fine, light-colored sand is ideal for beach volleyball—courts right on the beach, and short walks between the bungalows, the beach, and the restaurant.

There are several ways to get there. The fastest option is to fly to Cagliari-Elmas (CAG) in southern Sardinia; from there, it’s about a 1-hour transfer to Costa Rei. Alternatively, you can fly to Olbia (OLB) in the northeast—the journey offers scenic views, but the transfer takes significantly longer and is therefore more expensive. If you’d like to travel by car, drive to one of the ferry ports (e.g., Livorno, Genoa, or Civitavecchia) and take the ferry to Olbia; from there, continue on toward Costa Rei. During the high season, there are direct flights to Cagliari and Olbia from many airports.

Free Time ’n Training (FnT) is a flexible camp format: In the mornings from Monday through Friday, you’ll train in small groups (max. 6 people per coach), and the afternoons are yours to enjoy—whether for excursions, relaxation, free play, or remote work. On some afternoons, we offer optional fun tournaments, and on Friday afternoon, the big final tournament takes place. You can use the open courts for free play at any time.

Accommodations are at the Villagio Piscina Rei resort on the Costa Rei, with a choice of 1- or 2-bedroom bungalows—ranging from single occupancy to groups of 3–4 people. The Train ’n Tune program includes full board, meaning breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the entire camp week.

The price is per person and includes 7 nights’ accommodation with half-board at the Piscina Rei Resort, as well as the complete beach volleyball package: 5 training sessions (1.5 hours each), an introductory and final tournament, a fun tournament, and free play. Prices start at €790 per person in a shared bungalow (off-season) and at €1,030 for a one-room bungalow for single occupancy. An optional airport transfer from Cagliari can be added during the booking process.

The visitor's tax (currently €0.50–1 per day) is paid separately on site.

For all skill levels—from beginners to tournament players. Training groups are organized by skill level, and with a maximum of 6 people per group, you’ll receive plenty of personalized feedback on technique and tactics. Up to 46 participants attend each camp week in Chalkidiki—we intentionally keep the group size small to foster a friendly, family-like atmosphere.

The camps are intentionally scheduled for spring and fall—in May and from mid-September through early October. During these weeks, the weather is pleasantly warm (around 22–27 °C), the sea is a comfortable temperature for swimming, and the conditions for training are ideal: warm enough for the beach and beach volleyball, without the heat of midsummer.

The camps in Costa Rei will take place over seven weeks in 2026: in May from May 2–May 9 and May 23–May 30, and in the fall from Sept. 12–Sept. 19, Oct. 3–Oct. 10, Oct. 10–Oct. 17, Oct. 17–24, and Oct. 24–31, 2026. You can check whether there are still spots available for your preferred week on our booking portal as soon as you click the “Book” button.

Yes. Many participants travel alone. Through training together, sharing accommodations, and spending evenings as a group, you’ll quickly make friends—a beach volleyball camp thrives on a sense of community. For those traveling alone, there’s the option of a private bungalow; those who’d like to share can save money by staying in a shared bungalow.