@hermann1957

Great spot by the small harbor, very close to the town, archaeological site, and swimming coves. Unfortunately, no restaurant was open in October, but a café on the beach promenade offers excellent pastries. We had a very peaceful night.

Access to the pitches is very narrow, but in October, with low occupancy, this wasn't a problem. High season is questionable for a 7m motorhome. The pitches are muddy when it rains. The goods offered, such as wine, honey, and oil, are far too expensive and of poor quality. Beware! The owner wanted to charge us for four nights even though we only stayed two. After lengthy negotiations, he relented. This is not reputable. The distance to the town and the excursion boats is approximately 1.5 km.

We had a very quiet night here after visiting the museum. As a courtesy, please ask the very friendly ladies at the entrance.

We had some rain, and since most of the pitches are on dirt, everything was very dirty. But nothing compared to the waste disposal facilities. Simply awful, swampy, and smelly. The restaurant wasn't really good, but it was okay, except for the cat that tried to eat a rat next to our table. The monasteries are easily accessible by campervan; there's plenty of parking along the roads, which gives you flexibility. Just be sure to check the opening times!

40 euros for a very sloping pitch next to permanent campers winterized in plastic is quite steep. Rather unusual in the off-season.

We had a very quiet night here; the pitches are sloped, so leveling blocks are necessary. The restaurant served very good and reasonably priced food. There's a trash can, but otherwise no facilities, though the view is breathtaking. The owner has also set up tables and chairs.

Very friendly owners who immediately provide all the important information. A family-run campsite with everything you need, and very clean. The archaeological site, museum, and town center with good restaurants are just a few minutes' walk away.

The campsites on the beach were ideal for daytime use; in the evening we moved to a spot between the saltworks and the church, away from the road, and despite it being the weekend, we had a very quiet night. Access is via the Red Cross station.

Large parking area by the lake, very quiet. We had a very good meal in the village 200 meters away, several tavernas. There's a swimming area behind the village. Recommended if you're self-sufficient.

Many anglers are there, some even spending the night in tents. Be careful, vehicles frequently come the other way on the narrow one-way street. A really beautiful and safe spot.