Daytime parking only, camping prohibited

Be careful: this spot has a no-camping sign.

Great spot with a great view. We used the parking area as a starting point for the hike to Bakkanosi.

Nice spot. However, please be careful not to occupy every area, as some are also used by locals for their trailers. Please be considerate and look for another place if several vehicles are already there.

The tunnel is strange but fun to drive through once. Otherwise, a perfectly good, quiet spot by the road. After the tunnel there is a sign saying you may only park in places that do not obstruct other traffic.

Very curious sheep, and a super-quiet, remote and beautiful gravel spot beside a river. Also suitable for several motorhomes/vans.

In response to the previous comment, the site is accessible (I have a 7.70-meter-long vehicle) and charming. No construction work is blocking it.

Unfortunately, we could not reach the parking area using Apple Maps or Google Maps because the road there is completely blocked (construction). We recommend not going there, as we already had trouble turning around with a small camper (as of 15/08/25).

Strange one but not bad! You drive up through a long tunnel to get to it which feels a bit odd but it's fine. Then at the top there are several spaces on gravel next to the river. We stayed with 5 others and we're in a 6.3m sprinter style.

An actually interesting tunnel. There are parking possibilities on both the left and right. We initially stayed with a car and rooftop tent, but in the evening seven more campers arrived; they left again fairly early in the morning. We slept wonderfully and you can go hiking nicely.

Very beautiful spot in the middle of nature. The tunnel is only visually “interesting”; it is not difficult to drive through and is not narrow. We stayed here with three other campers, but everyone spread out, so each person still had plenty of space around their camper. The sheep are curious and like to come by.

This place is great, at the exit of an S-shaped tunnel. Do not park on the verges, as a sign indicates, but the three gravel spaces, which can accommodate four or five motorhomes, are excellent. It is quiet apart from the sound of the waterfall lulling you to sleep. The road serves a small hamlet a little higher up. Your only neighbors will be the sheep.

A fantastic spot. Beautiful view. We stayed there with our 6.5-meter motorhome alongside two other campers.

One side of the site is rough, with a deep depression and enormous rocks. I wonder whether there was a landslide. Not reassuring at all, and no longer like the photo. To be seen…

The drive there is already fantastic and manageable with a large camper. The tunnel makes a 360-degree bend and involves quite a few meters of elevation gain. There is enough space for three campers. Fairly level ground.

Space for several campers. Last night there were six vehicles. The tunnel is unusual but easy to drive through. Just do it ;) The road is also easy even for larger motorhomes. According to the sign, parking is allowed as long as the routes are kept clear. Little traffic, and we had a quiet night. The river can be heard faintly. The view is okay, but not breathtaking.