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Road Genius compares campervan rentals across Greece so international travelers can find the right vehicle for island-hopping ferries, mountain roads and beach stays. Most visitors arrive through Athens or Thessaloniki airports, then follow national highways south to the Peloponnese or north toward Meteora. Summer is long but busy, while spring and autumn are warm and quiet.

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Best Months for a Camping Trip

Period	Avg high	Good?
Mar–May	70 °F │ 21 °C	Yes – mild and green
Jun–Aug	90 °F │ 32 °C	Yes but very hot and crowded
Sep–Oct	75 °F │ 24 °C	Yes – sea still warm
Nov–Feb	55 °F │ 13 °C	Possible – cooler, more rain

Driving in Greece

Highway speed limit is 130 km/h (81 mph), rural roads 90 km/h (56 mph) and towns 50 km/h (31 mph) unless signs show otherwise.
Most highways use toll booths. Pay with cash or card at the booth or rent an "e-Pass" electronic tag if you plan many highway crossings.
Village lanes are narrow. Check your RV width and mirror width before entering old towns.
Summer ferry decks to islands fill quickly. Reserve a vehicle space in advance and note the height limit of 4.5 m (14 ft) on major ferries.
Fuel stations outside cities may close 13:00–17:00 for afternoon break. Keep your fuel tank above half when driving rural or island routes.
Wild parking on beaches is often allowed in off-season, but local police may give fines if you put out chairs or awning.

Campsites and Overnight Options

Place	Hook-ups	Pros	Cons
Camping Athens (city edge)	Full	Open year-round, bus stop to Acropolis, vehicles up to 8 m	Traffic noise
Camping Kastraki, Meteora	Water+Electric	Views of monasteries, shaded spots, 2 min to village	Limited spots for vehicles over 7 m, must book in advance in summer
Erodios Municipal Camping, Gythio	Water+Electric	Beachfront, restaurants next door, good for winter sun	Reception closes 22:00
Delphi Camping	Water+Electric	Pool, shuttle to archeological site, under pine trees	Parking areas on slopes, not level
Free beach parking (remote Peloponnese)	None	Quiet, sea sunset, no fee	Wild camping is illegal, no toilets or trash bins

Fuel, Water, Waste

Major fuel chains (EKO, Shell) on national roads offer 24-hour pay-at-pump diesel. Many also have separate LPG gas nozzles.
Most organized campgrounds let non-guests fill fresh water for a small tip. Ask at reception.
Chemical toilet disposal is available at larger tourist camps and the motorhome service point inside Athens OAKA parking area.

Practical Tips

July–August heat can exceed 95 °F (35 °C). Park in shade and carry at least 5 L drinking water per person.
Strong "meltemi" wind blows across the Aegean Sea in summer and can push high-roof vans. Drive slowly on exposed bridges.
Wildfire risk is high. If you receive an evacuation SMS from emergency number 112, follow it immediately.
Wild camping fines start at €150 if police enforce them. Stay hidden from view and never light open fires outside designated areas.
National holiday traffic is heaviest on 15 August and Easter weekend. Book ferries and campsites well in advance for these dates.
Emergency numbers: European 112 (all services) and 199 (Fire Brigade).

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