Thessaloniki: Camper Van Adventures, Stray Dogs, and Family Reunions

We arrive at a motorhome parking area, uncertain of what to expect. The reviews on the Park4Night (P4N) app were mixed. A friendly German woman is temporarily taking care of the place, and three large sheepdogs roam freely across the property. We quickly realize: this isn’t quite our type of place.

Despite the dogs, Johan bravely takes Goos for a walk, relying on the info from P4N that the dogs are friendly and playful. Mirre, Jinte, and Diede anxiously watch from the RV. The dogs rush at Goos, barking loudly—whether they’re playful or aggressive is unclear.

Luckily, some German campers manage to hold the dogs back while Johan slips outside the gate with Goos. A few hundred meters away, we spot more trouble: stray dogs. Around certain Greek cities, this really is a serious issue. Fortunately, this group seems calm—just napping. Goos is easily satisfied, so we get him back in quickly.

Later that evening, when it’s time for Goos’ last walk, Mirre plays lookout while Johan quickly sneaks Goos behind the RV. It’s a trying situation for all of us. The next morning, the property’s owner is back and gives us a thorough briefing before driving us to the city.

Exploring Thessaloniki: A Beautiful Chaos

She has maps with all the main attractions of Thessaloniki, and for a small fee, she’ll drop you off. It’s all a bit chaotic, yet well-intended. We go with the flow and end up having a wonderful day in Thessaloniki. The city is lively, full of character, and totally worth exploring. We return to the camper late, relieved to spend less time at the parking area. The girls don’t enjoy it anyway—there’s dog and cat poop everywhere, and after the incident, their nerves are shot.

Now, if we want to take Goos outside, we must message the owner, who then brings Leon and his dog friends inside. The next morning, we pack up and decide to spend our final night at the beach. But first, a quick peek inside our neighbor’s 4×4 and even a little rooftop adventure—the girls love it!

Detour & Beachside Bliss

Remember our earlier road trip mishap involving a leaky camper? We were heading to a garage in Thessaloniki but were turned away after hours of driving. Eventually, we ended up in Athens for repairs. Now that we’re back in the area, we swing by a camping store. We score a brand-new frying pan and are tempted by the vast selection, but we’re content with our setup.

Back at the beach, a kind German man lets us know that while we can’t park on the paved area, camping along the road is fine. We enjoy a relaxing beach day. Mirre works a few hours, makes fresh fudge, and after dinner, we park the camper properly. Mirre takes a long walk while calling her friend, and Johan tucks the girls in for bed.

Surprise Police Visit & Fighting a Camper Van Fine

The next day is special—Grandma and Grandpa are arriving! The girls are beyond excited, especially Jinte, who plans to teach them everything about van life.

Just as we’re enjoying our banana pancakes, the police show up at the camper next door. And yes—it’s about that rumored new law we’ve heard murmurs of, which now seems to be actively enforced. The officer is genuinely friendly and admits he doesn’t want to give us a ticket, as we’re not disturbing anyone. Unfortunately, a local made a complaint which mandates enforcement.

He kindly explains where the police station is so we can appeal. Mirre and Diede go—smart choice. Inside, it’s a back-and-forth process, but the officer is helpful. He helpsMirre draft a formal objection. She doesn’t need to pay immediately, so they head out. We’ll hear via phone or email whether the fine stands. From now on, Mirre won’t be opening messages from Greek phone numbers—or checking her spam folder, ha!

Fingers crossed our appeal is successful. We’ll find out when we cross into Turkey—for now, it’s time to rush to the airport!

Joyful Reunion & Ready for New Adventures

We mistakenly wait at the wrong arrival hall, but quickly correct our course. And there they are—Grandma and Grandpa! Warm hugs all around, and even a tearful moment from Grandpa (now we know where Johan gets it from). The camper becomes their home for the next 10 days.

Once we’ve explained the basics and done a test ride, we hit the road again. It rains the entire day, but that’s okay—it’s the last rain we expect for days. It’s time for 10 glorious days of camping in the sun with the “Kusmussen”.

Kastoria: A Magical Stop on Our Greece Road Trip

We first heard about the charming town of Kastoria while on the ferry from Ancona to Patras. The tip stayed with us, and we promised ourselves we would definitely visit. And here we are—finally! It’s always such a surreal moment when plans made long ago suddenly become reality.

Driving to Kastoria: Bear Warnings and Serene Views

On the way to Kastoria, we noticed signs warning about bears. We’d certainly prefer spotting them safely from the road rather than encountering them up close in the wild. As we approached, the scenery transformed into a picture-perfect landscape—truly a picturesque town nestled beside a tranquil lake.

After a full day on the road, we took a leisurely stroll in the late afternoon sun along the lakeside boulevard. To our surprise, we spotted snakes basking in the sun on the stone walls by the water. The local street dogs, after our recent adventure, made us a bit tense at first, but fortunately, they were calm and friendly—a comfort that helped us slowly regain confidence.

New Friends on the Road

While walking, we struck up a conversation with two fellow Dutch travelers, Stephan and Patricia. They suggested we drive a bit further for an even better overnight spot. That evening, we parked side by side, delighted by the spontaneous companionship. They turned out to be such warm and fun people.

Our kids instantly bonded and chatted nonstop. They even helped Patricia with the dishes, tidied up the tablecloth, and showed off all their favorite tricks. It was another heartwarming moment on our family road trip through Greece.

A Peaceful Morning and a Magical Cave

For once, we woke up early the next morning. Diede has a new morning routine—gazing out the window from our bed. This time, the view was straight over the lake. “Hello duckies!” she said cheerfully. Within walking distance lies the famous Dragon Cave of Kastoria, and we decided to take a quick trip there. Exploring caves is always a fun yet slightly eerie experience.

On the way back, Jinte confessed she had been on edge the whole time, thinking the fire extinguishers inside the cave were there just in case a fire-breathing dragon appeared. Although she knew dragons aren’t real, it’s fun to imagine!

Onward to Thessaloniki and Future Adventures

After our visit to the cave, we waved goodbye to our kind neighbors and continued our journey toward Thessaloniki. On the way, we encountered something we hadn’t seen in a while—rain. We’re excited to explore Thessaloniki the next day.

This Friday, Johan’s parents will join us! They’ve rented a camper and will be traveling with us for nine days. We can’t wait to share this journey with them—more adventures, more memories, and more quality time with family.

Stay tuned as we continue exploring the beautiful landscapes, vibrant cities, and hidden gems of Greece!

Adventure in the Vikos Gorge: A Breathtaking Hike and an Unforgettable Encounter

The Vikos Gorge had been high on our travel bucket list for a while. In the charming village of Monodendri, we parked our camper at a relatively high altitude to prepare for a stunning 7-kilometer hike the next day. We’d already heard from several hikers that the trail was quite manageable and offered spectacular views.

The next morning, we were ready and excited. Our backpacks were packed. Diede was in the carrier, and Jinte was ready to hike, climb and scramble — completely in her element. Halfway through our hike, however, the mood quickly changed.

A Frightening Encounter on the Trail

While descending a less-traveled path, we heard distant bells — likely from a herd of sheep or goats. Moments later, aggressive barking followed, and suddenly, four enormous Greek shepherd dogs appeared behind us. These were no border collies — more like a cross between a lion and a wolf. Google them, and you’ll understand.

Our dog, Goos, was off-leash, but Johan quickly secured him. With Diede on his back and Goos pressed protectively by his side, Johan stood slightly apart from Mirre and Jinte. At first, the dogs didn’t seem to notice Goos and instead zeroed in on Mirre and Jinte, growing and barking menacingly. It was absolutely terrifying.

I attempted to walk forward with Jinte, but that only provoked the lead dog, who came closer — close enough for us to literally count his teeth. Jinte screamed and cried; Mirre shouted at the dogs to go away. Eventually, they backed off. Just to be safe, we picked up a rock and a stick, which turned out to be a wise move.

As we regained our composure, the dogs returned. This time, they noticed Goos. Our sweet dog stood frozen, as if sensing the danger. Once again, the dogs targeted Mirre and Jinte. Mirre raised the rock with determination and shouted. It worked. As the dogs slowly retreated, she asked Johan if she should actually throw the rock — but it was clear that would only escalate things.

We took a few minutes to calm down, hearts pounding wildly. This turned into a teachable moment about stress responses and how each person handles fear differently. From that point on, we kept looking nervously over our shoulders for the rest of the hike.

A View That Made It All Worthwhile

Eventually, we reached our destination — and it was absolutely breathtaking. Jinte’s jaw dropped at the incredible view. Diede, sleeping soundly, missed it but would hopefully enjoy the memories through our stories and photos.

We savored our lunch by the cliffside with a view that’s hard to describe — picturesque and unbelievably serene. For the return journey, we played it safe and took the paved road halfway back. None of us wanted another encounter with those guard dogs. Once we felt safe, we switched back to the hiking trail. To our surprise, we even found the tiny bouquet we had made earlier, still resting in the same puddle where we had left it.

Winding Down and Reflecting

Back at the village, we collapsed on a terrace for well-deserved refreshments. The girls enjoyed ice cream while we relaxed. Mirre whipped up a quick pasta dinner, and the girls applied makeup, then played with some German kids from the campsite. Soon, it was bedtime. Johan put the girls to bed while Mirre went for a quiet walk and called her sister-in-law. That night, the girls slept fast but tossed and turned — clearly dreaming about the day’s adventures.

Mother’s Day in Monodendri

The next morning was Mother’s Day. The girls showered Mirre with hugs, a wooden honey dipper, and a charming bracelet. A surprise breakfast was waiting, filled with love and thoughtfulness.

We strolled toward the village monastery, enjoying another mesmerizing view. Inside the chapel, we lit a candle to honor the miscarriages we’ve experienced. A warm family hug followed, reminding us of how truly blessed we are with our two beautiful daughters.

Change of Plans: Off to the River

Our plan was to head toward Kastoria, but Diede wasn’t feeling well. She complained of tummy aches and had even vomited suddenly a few days prior. Concerned, we decided to change plans and stay in the valley.

The area featured a stunning river known for rafting — an exciting sight to watch. The kids played while we took the chance to work and exercise. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon, all things considered. What a family adventure this was!

Ioannina: Discovering a Vibrant Greek Student City

Ioannina is truly a lively student city in Greece, full of charm and a relaxed ambiance. We were lucky to find a perfect spot to park our camper, located right next to a small park and within walking distance of the city center. It’s a cozy area, ideal for families traveling with children.

A Stroll Through the City and the Historic Fortress

We started our visit with a refreshing walk around the neighborhood, stopping by a local playground for the kids. The next morning, we explored the perimeter of the famous Ioannina Fortress before entering the historic complex. The experience of walking through the old fortress city felt surprisingly comforting—like coming home. The ancient atmosphere and preserved architecture added a magical touch to our morning.

Visiting a Mosque: A Moment of Reflection

During our exploration, we visited a centuries-old mosque. We were both astonished by how few mosques we had visited before and how little we actually knew about Islam. It turned out to be a powerful educational moment for all of us. Thanks to the informational signs around the site, and some assistance from ChatGPT, we were able to answer all of our daughter Jinte’s curious questions. It became a truly educational and meaningful day for the entire family.

Unexpected Adventures: A Shoe Hunt and Happy Kids

Back at the camper, Johan realized his shoes had finally given up. Remembering a frustrating shoe-shopping experience in Athens, we opted for a straightforward solution this time: go to Intersport and buy a new pair. Quick and hassle-free! Mission accomplished with a fresh pair of trendy sneakers.

Near our camper, we discovered a unique feature seen in various parts of Greece: a children’s traffic park. Our youngest, Jinte, had the time of her life zooming around the mini roads with a local Greek boy. Mirre suspected the boy might be autistic, which made the shared joy between the kids even more special. Meanwhile, Diede was a bit upset about not having a scooter or a proper bike with pedals—a tough life at four!

Bike Issues and Final Preparations

Unfortunately, the new pedal for our family bike, brought all the way from the Netherlands by Grandpa and Grandma, didn’t fit quite right. A minor setback. Thankfully, Jinte’s doll seat fit just fine, so we made the most of it. We squeezed in a quick family workout and lunch before setting out for our next destination.

Next Stop: The Majestic Vikos Gorge

Our journey continues as we head toward Vikos Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in the world. This natural wonder promises breathtaking views and unforgettable hikes. Stay tuned as we explore one of Greece’s hidden gems.

Whether you’re traveling as a couple, with friends, or with your family, Ioannina offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and playful discoveries that make it a must-visit destination in northern Greece!

Exploring the Beauty of Parga Municipality

With a clean and well-stocked camper, we’re back on the road again. Grandpa and grandma’s suitcase was packed full of everything—from new sandals to aged Dutch cheese. Last week, we gave the camper a much-needed deep clean, including washing the bedding and the couch covers. Now, everything feels fresh and ready for our next adventure.

Easy Travels and Fresh Beginnings

Fortunately, we don’t have to drive far today. We figured that was best, especially after the emotional goodbye with grandma and grandpa—we expected a tough day but it turned out better than anticipated. The girls are a bit quiet and keeping to themselves, which isn’t surprising after such an exciting week. They probably need some time to recharge… just like their grandparents, no doubt!

Back to Our Mobile Home by the Beach

Staying in a house was lovely, but there’s something special about returning to our own cozy camper. We’ve found a beautiful free spot near a beach, and within an hour, all evidence of our deep clean has vanished thanks to the kids’ activities!

Sunshine, Sea, and Family Fun

Although rain was in the forecast, we’re lucky to be enjoying bright sunshine. It’s so warm and pleasant that we decide to go for a swim. The sea water is actually warmer than the pool at the house! Jinte and Mirre set out snorkeling—an exciting first for Jinte in the sea. We even spotted three different kinds of fish! It’s moments like these that convince us to stay an extra day.

Later, Mirre takes a long walk while chatting with a friend on the phone. Afterwards, we all plunge into the ocean together. Jinte even musters up the courage to practice swimming without her floaties!

Charming Local Scenes in Parga Municipality

Every morning, a herd of sheep and goats passes by our camper, and returns again in the late afternoon. It’s such a charming sight! They’re kept in a little stable just down the path.

One aspect that continues to surprise us is how the locals handle waste. Despite the presence of trash bins, litter often surrounds the small farms, which stands out amid the beautiful landscape.

Filming Memories for Family Back Home

We recorded a short video near the goats for our nephew’s first birthday. Remember him? Jinte and Mirre flew out to visit him last year from Slovenia. Back then, we never imagined we’d still be traveling a year later—though it was always a dream. Lucky us!

This time in Parga Municipality has brought us so many unexpected joys and unforgettable family moments. Whether it’s the serenity of the beach, the thrill of discovering marine life, or simply watching the goats wander by, we’re soaking in every bit of it.

Conclusion: Camper Life in Parga Municipality

If you’re planning a trip to Greece, don’t overlook the charm of Parga Municipality. From seaside camping spots and unique wildlife experiences to intimate family adventures, this region has it all. Whether you stay for a day or for weeks, the warmth of the sun and the wonder of nature will leave a lasting impression.

Family Adventures in Lefkada: A Greek Island Getaway

We arrived one day early at the charming vacation home in Lefkada, Greece, where we would be spending the week with Mirre’s parents. Our camper couldn’t fit under the olive trees in the driveway, but thankfully, there was enough space to park it on the quiet street next to the house. The girls were beyond excited — we had a house with a private swimming pool!

Enjoying Simple Luxuries in a Greek Villa

That afternoon, we took our first dip in the pool and fully enjoyed the little luxuries, like having a washing machine. On campsites or in laundromats, you pay around 5 to 7 euros per wash, so we made the most of it now that it was included.

Early Morning Excitement: Airport Pick-Up

The next morning, the alarm rang early, and it was hard to wake the girls — until they heard what we were about to do. They jumped out of bed, put on their beautiful new dresses, and off we went to the airport. And there they were — Opa and Oma! The girls ran into their arms, thrilled. Though they prefer seeing us regularly back in Brielle, it meant a lot that they traveled all the way to Greece. We were ready to make it a week to remember.

Exploring Lefkada with the Whole Family

After picking up our gorgeous seven-seater rental, we returned to our villa. Opa and Oma could definitely use a coffee after their overnight flight, but soon enough they, too, were splashing in the pool. A refreshing swim was just what they needed!

Throughout the week, we explored Lefkada’s hidden gems — we visited waterfalls, secret beaches, a historic fort, and of course, swam every single day. Opa and Oma were amazed by the vibrant turquoise waters — unlike anything they had seen before. A lovely hike led us to one of the most stunning beaches we’ve ever seen.

Unexpected Connections & Sweet Moments

One special highlight: Mirre reconnected with an old colleague who, coincidentally, was staying in the house next door. Strange to call her a “former colleague”; it still doesn’t feel that way. It was such a joy to chat with someone familiar, someone you don’t have to start from scratch with. They had a nearly one-year-old daughter, and Diede adored the chance to be the “big kid,” proudly showing off all her silly tricks.

Meanwhile, Jinte learned to snorkel in the pool, and Diede taught her how to give a thumbs up. All day long, we heard enthusiastic cries of, “Toppie Toppie!“

Delicious Food, Family Fun & Unforgettable Memories

We enjoyed every single day with delicious local meals, exciting activities, and simply spending time together. It was truly a perfect family holiday in Lefkada. On the final day, Oma baked her famous pancakes, and we shared endless hugs before heading to the airport.

Saying goodbye was tough, but surprisingly, the girls handled it well. As we chatted with another family also saying farewell, Johan even managed to connect with a potential client. Mirre shed a few tears once we were on the road — parting is never easy, but it was all worth it for such a beautiful week. Maybe the girls are becoming used to farewells?

The pictures say it all. Until September, dear Opa and Oma!

Exploring the Municipal Unit of Thestieis: A Family Journey

We’re back on the mainland! Mirre and Jinte kick off the day with a fun shopping trip in Patras—Jinte’s shirts are getting too small. In the evening, we find a peaceful beach spot to park for the night, soaking in the serene coastal atmosphere.

Scenic Drive to the Lake

The following day, we head towards a breathtaking lake. The drive is nothing short of stunning. Along the way, we search for the perfect spot to stay and discover a lovely taverna with a playground right next door—instant joy for the girls!

Fun, Creativity & Family Excitement

Our day is filled with a mix of work, creativity, and play. Jinte invents fruit-themed games, they sing songs dedicated to the king, and most importantly, they start counting down the hours. Why? Because tomorrow is the day Grandma Jeandrine and Grandpa Jan arrive!

Preparing for Family Time

We’re already heading to the house where we’ll spend the upcoming week together as a family—such excitement in the air! Before arriving, we stop for a big grocery haul. Every item the girls want to buy comes with the same argument: “But grandpa and grandma like this too!” They make quite the case!

A Heartfelt Countdown to Tomorrow

Just one more sleep until the big family reunion. The girls can hardly wait. We look forward to laughter, memories, and adventures in the beautiful Municipal Unit of Thestieis.

See you tomorrow, Grandpa and Grandma!

Zakynthos: A Family Adventure on the Beautiful Greek Island

With an overcrowded ferry due to Easter, we set sail for the picturesque island of Zakynthos. Upon arrival, our first mission was to find a place to stay for the night. The next morning, we hit the road again — groceries first, then off to explore the stunning west coast. But we didn’t get far. The olive trees hanging low over the roads meant we had to reverse quite a distance back.

As we continued driving, the clutch started acting up. Uh-oh. We made our way to the nearest beach. Despite the clear blue skies, we stayed inside the campervan — outside, the wind was so strong it felt like sandblasting.

This was our first impression of Zakynthos. We looked at each other and thought, “Why did we even come here?” It was Good Friday, so all garages were closed. We parked the camper in front of one and decided to spend the night there.

Stranded for Easter — But Making the Most of It

The next morning at 9 AM, still no sign of a mechanic. So we rented a small car — or as our daughter Diede calls it, “our little car” — to explore the island. Lucky us, the car rental had a garage next door that could fix the campervan. The part wouldn’t arrive until after the Easter holidays, but at least the van was still drivable.

We parked along a quiet beach and set out in our rental to experience the island’s charm: cozy coves, dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and nature in full bloom. Slowly but surely, we began to understand why Zakynthos is such a beloved travel destination.

Celebrating Easter Abroad

We celebrated Easter not with traditional dishes, but with banana pancakes — a family classic. We called our families back home and had a fun Easter egg hunt. Later, we wandered into the local town center. We couldn’t believe how many fellow Dutch travelers we encountered — but then again, it was spring break in the Netherlands.

Hiking, Swimming & New Friendships

We chose a beautiful hiking trail — a bit of a challenge, but our little mountain goat of a daughter hardly blinked an eye. Along the way, we met Pascalle, a friendly Dutch girl around 15 years old, who joined us. Her parents were a bit slower, so we reached the end ahead of them — only to find a rocky shoreline with a rope leading into the sea. Undeterred, Mirre and Pascalle decided to climb down for a swim.

Mirre was in sandals, Pascalle in brand-new sneakers. Mirre insisted she couldn’t go barefoot, curious to see what her parents would think of her swimming in her underwear with a stranger — thankfully, a friendly one. Our daughters Jinte and Diede laughed watching them. The water was incredible, especially after the hike.

A Few More Days of Island Life

After the weekend, we took the camper to the garage. We couldn’t sleep in it overnight since their gates closed at night — so we booked an apartment with a pool instead. Tough life, right?

We made a day trip to the famous Navagio shipwreck beach and the breathtaking Blue Caves of Zakynthos. The water there was unreal — a surreal shade of blue. Next to us, we met a Dutch pediatric nurse from The Hague, who instantly clicked with our girls. It’s amazing how people with the right touch with kids make everyone feel comfortable.

Launching a Dream Project

That night we finished up our course. At 2 a.m., the moment had arrived: our project finally went live! Mirre, being the perfectionist she is, will surely continue refining it, but this was a moment to celebrate. We’re incredibly proud. And guess what? Word of mouth is the best marketing — so if you’d like to support us, please share: www.komteenkindbijdedokter.nl

Goodbye Zakynthos, Hello Adventure

Before we knew it, it was our last day on the island. Most tourists fly home, and people were often surprised — but mostly inspired — by our travel lifestyle. Years ago, we were inspired during a vacation in Italy. Maybe now we became that couple for someone else. You never know when a chance encounter can change your life.

We soaked up the sun at Banana Beach — sounds tropical, right? A restaurant visit, a playground stop, one last ice cream — and then the call came: the camper was fixed and ready to go. It was running smoothly again, and it felt amazing to have our tiny home back.

The next morning, we ferried back to the mainland — rejuvenated and full of stories. It truly felt like a proper vacation week.

Travel vs. Vacation — Yes, There’s a Difference

You might be thinking: “But aren’t you always on vacation?” We hear that a lot. And while we are on the road full-time, there is a distinct difference for us: a vacation means staying longer in one place, working less, and being surrounded by more tourists. Traveling is about moving often, standing free in nature, and embracing simplicity and freedom.

And we’re loving every second of this free-spirited lifestyle!

Camping Ionion: An Unforgettable Week in Greece

What a fantastic week! Our stay at Camping Ionion was nothing short of amazing. This campsite had been recommended by several friends, and it truly exceeded all expectations. We originally planned to stay for three nights, but we ended up extending our stay to a full week — and we’re so glad we did!

Family Fun and Kid-Friendly Camping

One of the highlights for our daughters was finally finding a campground with a fully filled swimming pool. Their excitement only grew when they discovered other Dutch children to play with, which led to friendships, laughter, and lots of fun. To top it all off, their parents were just as friendly, and our kids weren’t the only ones making great connections.

Our days were filled with laughter, games, spontaneous beach visits, local markets, communal barbecues, shared dinners, and engaging conversations. I even had a chance to test out my course during the week — a win-win!

Endless Play, Exploration, and New Friends

The kids kept themselves busy with biking, exploring the campground, and discovering hidden corners of this beautiful spot. Our neighbors, traveling in a caravan, had what seemed like a mobile toy library, and were more than happy to share. Very quickly, our daughter Jinte became inseparable from their son Mees.

Johan and Mirre braved an early morning swim one day. Although the water was rather cold, they said it was the perfect way to start the day refreshed and awake.

Unexpected Setback Turned Bonus Night

On the day of our planned departure, our leveling foot broke during the packing process. Johan spent the entire morning fixing it — needing to grind and drill out the bolt. Thankfully, a bar was under construction on the campsite, so he was able to borrow some much-needed tools. While we brought plenty of supplies, we didn’t happen to have a grinder with us. It turned into quite a project and left Johan with some impressive bruises. Because of the delay, we added one more night — something none of us minded at all!

A Magical End to Each Day

Each evening, frogs gathered by the pool for their own musical performance. The croaking concerts were incredibly entertaining, especially when they jumped into the water whenever the kids ran by. It was pure joy to watch.

Memories to Last a Lifetime

All in all, our week at Camping Ionion was a dream. The friendly atmosphere, thoughtful neighbors, happy kids, stunning surroundings, and spontaneous adventures made for a holiday we’ll never forget. The photos truly speak for themselves — a five-star camping experience in every sense.

Looking for the best family-friendly campsite in Greece? Look no further than Camping Ionion — the perfect blend of nature, community, and comfort.