Meteora (ad literam “middle of the sky”, “suspended in the air” or “high in the sky”) is one of the largest complexes of Orthodox monasteries in Greece, listed on the
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We parked our van next to a 1,000 years old olive tree! If you are in Alexandroupolis or in the north-eastern part of Greece, a visit to the olive oil
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Meteora is worth visiting at least once in your lifetime. The town of Kastraki, located at the foot of the cliffs, has several campsites, one of them being Vrachos, a
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Nafplio was the first capital of modern Greece and a “must” if you visit Peloponnese. The city itself is an 8th century Venetian pearl and the Palamidi Fortress offers spectacular
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The reviews on google for Camping Klausner Holl Hallstadt are correct: the owner is grumpy, the spaces are small and the services are overpriced. However, it can be a decent
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Camping Bekas is an interesting option if you arrive in #Epidavros, #Greece, north-east of the #Peloponnese. Advantages: if you book or find a place available “on the edge of the
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Sunrise at Tigania Beach is a delight that can only be experienced by tourists with a campervan or motorhome. There are no campsites nearby or accommodation units, the roads are
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Camping Ionion Beach is, by all standards, a quality campsite. Located on the northwest coast of the Peloponnese, opposite of Zakynthos, it offers facilities for black water discharge and connection
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Kalamata is worth a visit even if only for the famous olives and its famous olive oil. Near the city we recommend a tour of Ben Olive Mill – Kalamata,
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We were not really attracted by the north-eastern part of Greece but, since we had a few days in Alexandroupolis, we decided to explore the region and Evros Delta was
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