A very nice campsite away from mass tourism. Very quiet and friendly owners. A fantastic restaurant with good food, and everything is right on the beach. The only downside is a lack of shade, but that's manageable.

It's actually a very beautiful place, but very noisy in the evenings and at night. Young people gather there, playing loud music, partying, and racing souped-up motorcycles. During the day it's peaceful and lovely for swimming. The salt museum is very close by. You can park in the restaurant's private parking area by the main entrance if you buy food or drinks. Parking outside the restaurant is not recommended as camping is not allowed.

A hidden gem for an overnight stay. A small, private ranch with horses, a local snack bar, and a vegetable garden. Excellent coffee and traditional Greek home cooking. The souvlaki is amazing! The owner (Kosta) is very helpful and friendly. If you like a simple experience, this is the place for you. Authentic Greece at its best. Don't expect any campervan facilities; it's more suitable for self-sufficient camping (toilet, electricity). Large oak trees and a lovely atmosphere in the evening.