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Top 9 Campgrounds in Cyclades, Greece
The Cyclades is a group of Greek islands with beautiful, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains and lush valleys. Glamorous Santorini and Mykonos attract the jetset, while lesser-known isles, such as Milos and Naxos, are the perfect places for beach lovers. Ruins, including the 11th-century Dorian settlement and volcanic ash-preserved Ancient Akrotiri in Santorini, amaze those with a bent for ancient history. Sifnos' cuisine wins it admirers. Hydrofoils, ferries and catamarans connect the islands.
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1. Far Out Camping
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 162 reviews
FarOut Camping Beachclub & Resort is built on ancient olive grove terraces right on Mylopotas beach. You may choose from a simple sheltered bamboo roof for the great pleasure of sleeping under the moon and stars to cozy beach cabins or bungalows. You may also pitch your tent under the shade of huge eucalyptus trees. All guests have full and easy access to all facilities at Far Out Beach Club.
At lounge
Reviewed By skevig2021Really really overrated place! I wouldn't recommend it to anyone... the food options are limited and the place is not that fun as it seems! Although i think, whether there is an event going on, the things are so much better...
2. Surfing Beach Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 213 reviews
Situated 5 minutes away by car from Naousa traditional fishing village, right on the beach, surrounded by trees and flowerbeds, this complex was built according to the traditional Cycladic style and meets the needs of its discerning guests. The half mile -long sandy beach of Santa Maria is literally on the doorstep, you will find it difficult to resist relaxing by the sea or enjoying the crystal clear waters. Add some adventure to your stay by taking advantage of the water sports offered in the area; there is a well-organized diving and surfing club, which is fully-equipped for even the most experienced, and yet offers plenty of opportunity for those who wish to try scuba diving for the first time.
Vacation with friends
Reviewed By W8453ZY_We stayed at the huts a company of 3. It was really value for money , the staff was more than willing to help ur every need . The breakfast was nice ! The restaurant in the "village" was good with great variety of food , the beach bar was splendid and very close to where we stayed Overall the experience was pretty good i recommend it .
3. Camping Koula
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
No kitchen
Reviewed By juliettewillisGood value for money and good location on the beach! But there is no kitchen apart from a fridge which is very misleading! There are also no provided sheet to cover you (there is a bottom sheet and pillow though) so be sure to bring some! Mostly cold showers (which wasn’t that bad because we were so hot all the time) and the tents are so close together we could hear everything (including lots of arguments)! The campsite owner is absolutely lovely however and helpful! I would advise staying no more than 3 nights for a moderately enjoyable stay.
4. Plaka Hotel 2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Very nice place
Reviewed By Lesley JStayed here in September for two weeks, very nice rooms, plenty space, cleaned daily. Family run place, breakfast served outdoors daily, basic Greek breakfast, yoghurt, honey jam, cereal, bread eggs. Eating on site is very nice, reasonable and serves cheapest beer, you have choice of eating in restaurant or on beach in evening. Vey quiet area, beach lovely and quite a few tavernas nearby, bus runs every half hour, nice walk to next small village which is bit more lively.
5. The Purple Pig & Stars Camping
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Good location but very dirty
Reviewed By Weirdlena WThe camping is very well located, in Mylopotas beach. It is quiet, has trees for shade and the staff is friendly and helpful. However, the bathrooms are disgusting. I stayed there for for nights and they were never cleaned. Trash, leaves and soil were all over the showers (that were quite dysfunctional- 2/10 worked properly). I would not expect special amenities from a camping, but a decent bathroom is always appreciated.
6. Camping Kea
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 21 reviews
Organized,cheap and simple
Reviewed By Vaios BPeople working there are experienced and very helpful. The prices are very good. There is a well equiped mini market,a nice tavern near by and the beach is magnificent. Showers and toilets are in good condition.
7. Camping Naoussa
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
We are a large campsite on the sunny Greek island of Paros. We are situated 1.5 km from the town of Naoussa, in the beautiful bay of Kolymbithres, surrounded by several blue flag beaches. Our facilities include bar, restaurant, minimarket, cooking and barbecue area, fridge, washing machine, clean toilets and showers, electricity, tent rental, free internet, free transportation to and from the port and into town. We are just minutes from the islands nightlife!
Quiet but very clean camping
Reviewed By Walter VJust re-started this camping a 8 month ago, and already made it a relaxing place. Toilets and kitchen are cleaned 3x a day! Ask anything and the landlady will help you! Price is reasonable to cheap! Not all places are shaded. Lots of space per tent/campers. Kitchen is equipped with fridge and cooking equipment. Just 20 minutes walk from Naousa center, 5 minutes to the beach and nearest taverna.
8. Plaka Camping
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 53 reviews
Great location, plenty of shade
Reviewed By 193annepA spacious campsite next to a glorious beach. A pleasant swimming pool. Restaurant was adequate. The pitches have plenty of shade. The shop sells excellent local cheese. Within easy driving distance of the town.
9. Paradise Beach Camping
Overall Ratings
1.5 based on 2 reviews
Camping de festival
Reviewed By javimateobEs un complejo con mucho ambiente, la playa está bien y tiene mucha fiesta desde por la tarde, restaurante, una tienda, cafetería, etc. Tiene un parking muy grande. Fuera hay una tienda casi 24 horas y parada de autobús que te lleva a la ciudad o cerca del aeropuerto. Las habitaciones top (con aire acondicionado) están bastante bien y son amplias. Las habitaciones más económicas son super pequeñas, como una celda, la maleta tiene que estar debajo de la cama, dos personas no caben de pie a la vez y la limpieza deja mucho que desear. Los baños y las duchas dan asco. El servicio de transfer funciona regular y cerca tienes Cavo Paradiso y Tropicana que tienen fiesta hasta la madrugada, no es un alojamiento para ir a descansar, más de fiesta y para jóvenes, como si fuera un festival con gente borracha a todas horas.
