Alan Rogers Review
From this well kept site a free road train takes guests to Delphi which was once sacred to the god Apollo and is now the setting for some of the most important monuments of ancient Greek civilisation. The site’s situation on a hill ensures stunning views across a vast olive grove to the Gulf of Corinth beyond. There are 60 pitches with electricity connections (16A). They are well shaded and mostly terraced, which means that everyone can enjoy the views. The site is attractively landscapes, with lots of flowers and round wooden cabins to rent blend in very well with the natural environment. An evening meal on the restaurant’s terrace is a must.
Location
Getting there...
Site is half way between Itea and Delphi (6 km. from each) on the E65. It is well signposted and entry is via a 300 m. lane.
