Looking to rent a campervan in Greece? With Campcruisers you can easily find and book your perfect motorhome. Discover cradle, civilization, ruins and more when you explore Greece by camper.

Greece is a dream destination for a campervan adventure, and booking your vehicle online through a platform like Campcruisers gives you a decisive advantage. You can easily compare prices, models, and features from numerous rental companies across the country. This way, you'll find the exact vehicle that fits your budget and travel plans—whether you need a compact van for navigating narrow village streets or a spacious motorhome for a family holiday by the sea.

This flexibility is key to truly experiencing Greece's diversity. Imagine waking up to a view of the olive groves in the Peloponnese, exploring a remote archaeological site without the crowds, and ending the day parked by a secluded beach. With your booked campervan, you are not tied to one place. You simply follow your curiosity, as the road network connects world-famous historical sites with hidden natural gems. Travelling through Greece by motorhome gives you the freedom to create your own odyssey.

Your camper is ready to explore the myths, mountains, and magnificent coastlines of Greece. Here are three unforgettable routes that will show you the different faces of this incredible country.

🚐 Tour 1: The Classic Peloponnese Loop – A Journey Through Antiquity

This route takes you through the heartland of ancient Greece, packed with legendary sites.

Duration: 5-7 daysDistance: approx. 600 km (370 miles)Ideal for: History buffs, families, first-time visitors

Day 1: Corinth & Mycenae (approx. 120 km from Athens)Start from Athens and cross the impressive Corinth Canal. Your first major stop is Ancient Corinth. Afterwards, drive to Mycenae, the legendary home of King Agamemnon, and walk through the iconic Lion Gate.Day 2: Nafplio & Epidaurus (approx. 60 km)Head to the charming seaside town of Nafplio, with its Venetian fortresses and beautiful old town. In the afternoon, visit the Sanctuary of Epidaurus, home to one of the best-preserved and acoustically perfect ancient theatres in the world.Day 3: Mystras & Sparta (approx. 120 km)Drive across the peninsula to the haunting Byzantine ghost city of Mystras, a UNESCO site near modern Sparta. Explore the fortress, palaces, and churches clinging to the mountainside.Day 4 & 5: Ancient Olympia (approx. 150 km)Travel to the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Park your camper and spend a day exploring the vast archaeological site, including the stadium where athletes competed, and the fascinating museum.

🏜️ Tour 2: Mainland Marvels – From Delphi to Meteora

This tour takes you to two of Greece's most awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage sites in the mainland.

Duration: 4-5 daysDistance: approx. 750 km (465 miles) round trip from AthensIdeal for: Spiritual seekers, hikers, photographers

Day 1: The Oracle of Delphi (approx. 180 km from Athens)Drive northwest from Athens to the slopes of Mount Parnassus. Your destination is Delphi, considered the centre of the world in ancient times. Explore the Sanctuary of Apollo, the treasury buildings, and the stadium. The mountain views are breathtaking.Day 2: Journey to Meteora (approx. 230 km)Continue your journey north towards Kalabaka, the town at the foot of Meteora. The first sight of the giant rock pillars rising from the plain is an unforgettable moment.Day 3 & 4: The Monasteries in the AirDedicate these days to exploring the "monasteries suspended in the air". Park your campervan and visit several of the six active monasteries perched atop the massive rock formations. The views are otherworldly, and the sense of peace is profound.

🏖️ Tour 3: The Chalkidiki Peninsulas – Beaches and Coastal Beauty

Discover the stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters of northern Greece.

Duration: 4-6 daysDistance: approx. 300 km (185 miles)Ideal for: Beach lovers, water sports enthusiasts, families

Day 1: Kassandra Peninsula (starting from Thessaloniki)Pick up your campervan in Thessaloniki and drive to the Kassandra peninsula, the westernmost "finger" of Chalkidiki. It's known for its lively resorts, beach bars, and beautiful sandy beaches like Sani and Kallithea.Day 2 & 3: Sithonia's Hidden CovesDrive to Sithonia, the middle peninsula. It's more rugged and less developed than Kassandra, offering countless hidden coves and pristine beaches like Kavourotripes (Orange Beach). It's a paradise for campervans, with plenty of spots to park near the sea.Day 4: Exploring the East Coast of SithoniaDiscover the eastern side of Sithonia, with charming fishing villages like Sarti and Vourvourou. From Vourvourou, you can rent a small boat to explore the nearby Diaporos island with its turquoise lagoons.

Getting to Greece is straightforward, with major international airports serving as convenient entry points.

✈️ By Plane (The Most Popular Option):

The main international airports are Athens (ATH) and Thessaloniki (SKG).From the UK & Ireland: There are numerous direct flights from major cities like London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Dublin to both Athens and Thessaloniki, as well as to many islands. Airlines like British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair, and Jet2 operate these routes.From the USA & Canada: Direct flights to Athens are available in the high season from cities like New York, Chicago, and Toronto, operated by airlines such as Delta, American Airlines, and Air Canada.From Australia & New Zealand: The journey will involve at least one stop, typically in the Middle East (e.g., Dubai, Doha) or a major Asian hub.

After arriving at the airport, you can easily reach the pickup location for your campervan. The exact address of our partner's rental station will be provided in your booking documents. Depending on the location, pickup may be directly at the airport or nearby.

Greece offers a good network of campsites, especially in tourist areas, making it a great country for campervan travel.

🏕️ Wild Camping:

Officially, wild camping is illegal in Greece and this is enforced, especially during the high season in popular coastal areas and on islands. Fines can be high. While you might see it happen in very remote, off-the-beaten-path locations, it's a risk. The safest and most respectful approach is to use the official campsites.

🚐 Official Campsites:

There is a large number of official campsites all over mainland Greece and on many of the larger islands. They range from simple, family-run sites to larger resorts with extensive facilities like pools and restaurants. They are usually located near beaches or major attractions.At Campcruisers, you'll find a selection of bookable campsites and private motorhome pitches. Take a look, perhaps the perfect spot for your Greek tour is already there!