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Campsite on a nearly 4 km long sandy beach

At the very end, there's a mussel farm. It's not so nice, in terms of the smell and the garbage.

Very beautiful, long beach, right next to the road that is only used by beachgoers.

This small rest area right on the bike path invites you to take a short break and take a deep breath. With a cozy pavilion that offers plenty of shade, this is the ideal place to put your feet up for a moment and take in the surroundings. The bike path takes you right through nature, and this rest area in particular stands out with its lovingly designed details - the wooden squirrel sculpture in particular made me smile. A real eye-catcher and a great place to fill up your water bottles or just linger a while before moving on. The bench in the pavilion not only offers you protection from the sun, but also a peaceful view of the green surroundings.

The cycle and pedestrian path runs right along the water, and you have a breathtaking view of the sea almost the entire time. What's particularly nice is that the route is well developed - the cycle path is wide and offers enough space to cycle in a relaxed manner without having to worry about car traffic. If you want to switch off from everyday stress for a bit, this is the perfect place. Along the way, there are benches and quiet places under shady trees that invite you to stop for a moment and enjoy the view. The sun sparkles on the water, and the gentle breeze from the sea provides a pleasant refreshment during the ride. Although the route is rather flat, there is enough variety in the surrounding nature - sometimes you cycle through pine groves, sometimes along the open shore. A great opportunity to take a relaxed coastal tour and just enjoy the moment. Ideal for a leisurely day on the bike!

If you are looking for a relaxing place to spend the night before or after the ferry crossing between Igoumenitsa and Italy, this campsite is the ideal choice. Here you can either pitch your tent right on the beach or, if you want something a little more comfortable, book one of the air-conditioned rooms. The bar and restaurant offer everything you need after a long day of cycling - from refreshing drinks to a delicious dinner. Particularly practical: Only 20 minutes by bike to the ferry! The route there is relaxed and takes you along a beautiful cycle path. And if you want to buy something, there is also a small shop on the campsite that is well stocked. The best thing about this place is the relaxed atmosphere right on the beach. Here you can enjoy the sunset and feel the sand under your feet while you prepare for the next part of your journey. Whether with a tent or in one of the rooms - the campsite offers you everything you need for a relaxing stopover.

The sea is your constant companion and on this quiet route you have many opportunities to breathe in the fresh sea air. The road runs right along the shore and the gentle sound of the waves accompanies you for miles. A special moment for me was when I simply stopped, leaned my bike against a tree and buried my feet in the sand. There are only a few cars driving here and the view of the coastline and the surrounding hills is really calming. The road is well paved so you can roll along at a relaxed pace and there are always small sections where you can take a break right on the beach. The transition from road to nature is so smooth here that you almost forget that you are on a paved route. A wonderful route for all those who like to cycle along the water and enjoy the sound of the sea.

The views of the bay are fantastic - especially when you look out over the wide coastline with the gently rolling hills in the background from above. The water shimmers in various shades of blue and the surroundings are perfect for taking a short break and enjoying the scenery. But be careful: the path is not always smooth. It does get bumpy and rocky at times, which can throw you off balance now and then. However, with a little experience and the right equipment, this is easy to manage. The small sections with loose stones are challenging, but they also give the route its own character. It is a mixture of relaxed driving and small passages that require concentration. I took a break on one of the quieter sections of the beach, put my feet in the sand and enjoyed the silence. Here you can really unwind, far away from the hustle and bustle.