Parking Taverna Arsenis

the parking was quiet, felt safe, and had a nice view. Free water, electricity, and parking if you have dinner at the guesthouse. the food is home cooked by the somewhat eccentric but extremely generous, welcoming, and willingly helpful host’s mother. Though there were no options for the dinner, it was very tasty and a generous portion for €11 a head served at exactly 7pm. I would not hesitate to stay here again.

We parked and wondered down to the taverna/hotel where we were greeted by a bad tempered man in an ill-fitting string vest. He barked at us that dogs were not allowed anywhere near the premises; I had the dog on a lead and there were no signs saying that dogs were not allowed. He then started crooning about his mother who was going to be there shortly to cook us sausages and suvlaki - we went back to the van and drove on to the campsite in the village down the hill. If you are with a dog avoid this place - you will be made to feel very unwelcome.