Camping The Cave

The camp is in a good location for access to the monestary's. Other than that the bathroom and kitchen facilities were dirty and in poor condition. No tissue in the toilet, when we mentioned it to the owners they said "we should ask" maybe they should be taking more care of the facilities. Noisy dogs in cages, no WiFi. Not worth the 45 euros we paid, for 2 nights on a patch of grass.

Campsite ok, location is perfect. But i cannot accept how they treat with their dogs. It was almost 40 degrees, dogs without water!

Very calm and green campsite perfectly situated for visiting the monasteries. Beautiful view of the famous rocks.very friendly owners welcoming every new guest with a much apreciated cappuccino freddo.

There is room for improvement. First camping so far where we found toilet paper provided. Unfortunately toilets and showers were dirty, below average of previous campsites. Also the water was burning hot and unusable. The sewers were overflowing. Most places are (visually) not straight. So better come with some planks if you sleep in the car. Yes, we could hear some dogs bark in the evening but a bit further away and for ~10min. The only bonus for me was the pool - I didn't think I needed one, but it was worth it.

The 1 star goes for the facilités only: toilets, showers, "kitchen". They are absolutely disgusting, deserted, full of spider webs (and spiders) and all sorts of insectcs inside, like they were probably attended in the '80s when they were built following a' 60s project. I read the reviews before I stopped (for one night) at the camp: those who qualify them as "simple" but "clean" and "correct", have questionable hygienic standards, to say it politely. And the parrots, poor creatures, I was close to call animal protection (if I spoke greek), they live in such filthy cages, they have not been cleaned since they were purchased, probably the same time the camping was built. The pool is a nice addition, but seing the above, I would also question its quality.