Flat peninsula, difficult final approach

Excellent spot with a sea view. It was very windy on the evening we stayed. If arriving from Malvasia, turn onto the road before the one indicated by the navigator, otherwise it will take you along impossible roads!

Beautiful place. Great access, but dirty, like in Turkey.

A sort of peninsula with a charming chapel and a small cemetery. Flat ground with a 360-degree sea view. It's a shame that the two surrounding beaches are not cleaned, because this could be a little paradise.

What a little paradise. We were alone here and had a wonderfully peaceful night with only the sound of the sea. Bring dog food for the sweet stray dogs! Margit and Peter from Camperleven

There was nobody there; it was very quiet and easy to access.

Beautiful spot. We spent a peaceful night there with three other campers and felt very safe.

Superb spot. Several spaces available with flat ground. A 360-degree view of the sea. Perfect for visiting Monemvasia or Elafonisos. Quiet place; the only sounds you can hear are the sea and the wind.

Beautiful spot! Spacious and flat. No lighting. In the middle of nature but with some houses nearby. Peaceful night with only the sound of the waves (and the wind). No facilities. Saw one fisherman; otherwise I was alone. I did not find it dirty at all, with almost no litter. Be sure to take the first turn when coming from the north, otherwise Google Maps will send you along a narrow unpaved track.

Wonderful view. The people greeted us kindly. However, we found the place rather dirty. We moved on after a quiet night. The sunrise was amazing.

There were people parked for two months!! This is not acceptable… The water was shut off, and while I was flying my drone to film the beautiful church, a man came over and told me not to film his house… Apart from the fact that no law prohibits any aircraft from flying near his house, that was not my intention anyway. A beautiful place that I fear will be banned.

This would be a fantastic spot if everyone followed the rules. When we arrived, six motorhomes were spread out in full camping mode. So we only went swimming and left again. A shame—but we don't think the police would go easy on someone parked there, camper or not…

Several pitches with several small sandy beaches. Small fish and turtles. Water tap near the beach and a hose that can be used as a shower near the cemetery, but the water is turned off in the evening and restored in the morning.

For good reason, the village residents here have also begun treating campers with open hostility. There are too many of them, and selfish parking behavior often makes it impossible for locals to enjoy the area.

What a wonderful and nice place! We left yesterday and took care of some trash laying around and some sticker vandalism, it is such a shame that people do this type of stuff, let’s keep the place clean. Sometimes the water supply is not very reliable but the water was working perfectly for us! Respect the place and avoid overcrowding it! Much love!

We did not feel welcome: if looks could kill… The water was turned off and the village has nothing: no restaurant, no shop, but lots of aggressive dogs... Twelve pitches is absurd; two or three campers might perhaps be tolerated.

Beautiful spot! If the wind comes from west, should be safe spot. Drinking water on the way to the church.

Large, level area, very quiet, right by the sea. The water is on. We were there alone. One disadvantage is the exposed position in windy conditions; we were shaken around quite a bit. Otherwise, a beautiful spot.

Beautiful. There is drinking water on the way to the church. A little windy.

Beautiful and calm. It can get muddy when it’s raining. We were alone.

Great spot, slept well. The sound of the sea was magnificent, and the sunrise sensational.

The kind of place that will become forbidden thanks to this app... Every very nice place quickly becomes a campsite, almost occupied all year by vans and motorhomes. The locals get annoyed and bans follow... There are too many of us, we are too disrespectful, and van life is living its final years...