Monastery wilderness, rough rutted access

Secluded place with a beautiful view. The access is typically off-road, with many water-eroded ruts, but the ground is hard, so it is possible without a 4x4 if you drive carefully. There is a water intake by the road. I happened to arrive when it was quite windy, but at an altitude of around 700 meters that is not surprising.

We reached the spot with our H3L3 without any problems, but the road is poor in places; a 4x4 sign would have been more appropriate. We spent two days and one very quiet night there, with some wind, although it was still very hot. We encountered only two vehicles. No facilities; please respect this place. The view is very nice.

we came from one of other park ups, the track was a little rough. The site is quaint, to go off track just to visit maybe not. But if intending to spend the night around the area, as there of plenty of small park ups, then yes worth a visit.

Very good place, quiet and clean! We are in a 4x4, but honestly I think a van or motorhome could make it up here. It is a dirt and gravel track all the way, but without any particular difficulty.

The route there is mostly a gravel and stony track, partly heavily eroded. There is no need to drive here unless you want to strain or damage your vehicle. Better to walk; it is a beautiful hike of about two hours.

Good place, quiet and cool. The access is good, via a stony track. We spent one night passing through to get away from the main road.

The access road is a little damaged, with loose stones, but we arrived without problems, and the scenery and tranquility made it worthwhile.