Camping Kourouta

Great sandy beach with shallow water at the shore, making it very suitable for younger children. Sun umbrellas and loungers are available. The sunsets there are fantastic. At the end of August, it is not crowded. The area is divided into two levels, with the upper part seeming to be in demand. Wi-Fi is not available everywhere. The toilets and showers are fine. The tavern on the site offers delicious food.

Direct sandy beach, "natural" (seagrass, wood, plastic! etc.). Sites not subdivided, sanitary facilities acceptable due to age.

The campsite is located about 100 km south of Patras. It is not as monstrous as in Croatia. The manager has lived in Germany for 30 years, she is Greek. I find the campsite to be well-maintained by Greek standards. The sanitary facilities are not new, but the toilet bowls are new as of 2022 and especially well-kept. The campsite has a new terrace café and a typical Greek beach restaurant with excellent cuisine at reasonable prices. It is a family-run site with truly friendly staff. The campsite is fully in German hands with long-term campers. The site fee in May/June is €20 for 2 people without electricity. Unfortunately, the campsite closes at the end of September until?

There is a lovely sandy beach, a restaurant, and it's not far to the next town in Amaliada.

Great place, small and cozy, authentic Greek furnishings near Amaliada

300 meters wide sandy beach with 2 bays, about 90 pitches, shady or sunny spots, 5 pitches in the front row. Own café, tavern (managed by Vasilis from St. Moritz), sanitary facilities rated 4, very nice manager speaks German, small boutique. On this campsite, pitches are not closely packed, about 8 taverns within walking distance. Campground is a bit scruffy, but not as broken as many other local places.