Perched at the foot of a mountain, this family-run campsite offers panoramic views with pitches stretching down to the water. The access road is wide and in good condition, though the final slope is steep and can be challenging for larger vehicles. The owners are genuinely helpful, with one guest recalling how they towed a caravan up the slippery hill with their four-wheel drive. Sanitary blocks are older but kept spotless, with hot water, toilet paper, and soap provided. The pebble beach is easy to enter without shoes, and the water stays clear and calm for the first few meters, though sea urchins mean swim shoes are wise. Stand-up paddleboards can be rented on-site, and a nearby beach offers more water sports. The on-site restaurant serves tasty, freshly prepared dishes like pastitsio and gemista, though service can be slow and prices are on the higher side. The menu is small but varied, with daily specials, and the terrace offers stunning sunset views over Asini hill and the distant village of Vivara. A small mini-market supplies fresh vegetables and eggs for basic needs, and fresh bread can be ordered daily. Pitches are terraced on artificial shade structures, so nearly every spot has a sea view, though individual spaces are a bit tight. The site feels somewhat remote, but a coastal walk leads to the village of Drepano via a lagoon path. Long beaches nearby offer great walking opportunities, and the location is ideal for day trips to Nafplion, Mycenae, Epidaurus, and other ancient sites. The surrounding landscape becomes a stunning sight in autumn with thousands of orange and mandarin trees being harvested. The atmosphere is filled with birdsong, making it ideal for relaxation. The staff consistently demonstrates a friendly and accommodating attitude, allowing guests to choose their own pitch upon arrival. Overall, this is a lovely, intimate campsite with striking views and a relaxed atmosphere that leaves a lasting impression, though costs for dining and camping fees are a consideration.
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