Kiveri offers a tranquil seaside retreat with its serene beach, delightful marina, and a church rich in history and warmth.

Tsapi Beach, Peloponnese: shady off-season campground with tafoni rock formations, olive trees, 13 Euro peace, and a quiet taverna by the sea.

Neochori’s untouched coastline beckons, but Greece’s new camping law casts uncertainty over spontaneous stays. A surprising beach find adds to the day’s reflections.

A nostalgic arrival in Lefkada brings memories of a lost boat, sights of hand-built wooden ships, and the unmistakable promise of fresh seafood in every coastal breeze.

On the road to the Peloponnese, I passed stunning hidden beaches and the wild beauty of the Kalamas Delta—an unexpected wonderland of water and wildlife. But a sudden patch of trash in the heart of nature snapped the spell.

Back in Sagiada due to a longer stay in the northwest, I couldn’t resist returning to the same waterside taverna for another stunning sunset and a peaceful overnight by the shore.

A quiet evening in Sagiada: mullet, garlic-rich tzatziki, and the Ionian breeze — the kind of simplicity that feels like luxury.

First night in Greece, first sleep at the sea’s edge. Sagiada welcomes with quiet charm, a tiny marina, and the distant silhouette of Corfu.

Right after the border, Greece opens its arms — quiet beaches, open shores, and that deep blue you instantly remember.

Free beach camping by a pine forest near Vlorë. No neighbours, no menu, just grilled fish caught that morning by the owner and sunsets that look photoshopped. The good kind of nowhere.