Camping Paradiso - Epar.Od. Neas Iraklitsas - Neas Peramou

Excellent choice. Environment is very pleasant, professional service, crystal clear beach... Don't miss to visit it...

A very nice place to have some lunch next to the beach.

Nice beach bar and restaurant in the green oaza...food is very good,prices a little bit higher,but...it's o.k. Beach is like in the sindikal village,but crystal clear water and sand is reason to visit.

Very good camping... A little bit crowded but nice atmosphere. The beach is good we park our camper 50m from beach

We were very disappointed. Visited the restaurant with my wife and our two little girls. First dishes for me and the girls arrived very quickly (and they were just alright, nothing more than that). Then, after more than a hour wait for my wife's dish (grilled seabass) we asked if it was possible to cancel the order. At that point the farce started: no apologies nor justifications, instead the staff and the manager blamed us saying we did not know how to cook a fish (as if it took 75mins to grill a 500gr seabream!!!). Then the manager was rude to my wife and treated her with dismissive macho-style attitude. Finally the big surprise arrived with the bill. The fish (that we waited for for almost 90 minutes) was charged 5 times (!!!!) the price we were told! Apologies or justification? None, of course. It was our fault because we did not understand the price when it was told us in English (removing the price from the menu didn't help us stating our case). I will tell my British daughter to come and live in Greece to learn proper English then. Stay away from this restaurant!

IMHO: worst quality/price ratio since ages! Costs per night: 8€ per person, plus 8€ per tent. And they say including: WC, shower, electricity, wifi, parking Positiv: beach with chairs included. Even with music. Real life: Parking: same price if you travel by bicycle, motorbike, small or big car. Your tent will be squeezed between the caravans. WC: -beside the one for wheel chair, only the "oriental one" on which you can't sit. -water stays around the sink, be aware of your trousers -no paper included (all other camping had) Shower: -first day: no warm water (24h), even no excuses or information about it. -in many showers the water was not flowing out properly -many shower heads not working properly -doors not closing wel -very little place to put stuff while showering or brushing teeth. No shelfs Electricity: -because their are many long term guests, they consume much more electricity for fridge, TV etc. Many power cuts Wifi: -yes, they have free wifi. You can even connect. But it kicks you out very fast and the speed is lame. Just ok for downloading emails. Skype or pictures on FB are barely possible Staff: If you mention "something not positive" you get accused of whatever and there is reality denial: power cuts? Not our fault. Wifi? Not our fault. Cold shower? Not our fault (gas was not delivered). If you want to have the costs reduced, they start to blame you. The best: put your money at the reception prior your stay and leave. Or better: go somewhere else. But: there were some friendly all year guests :-)

The camping's location is great - immediately at the beach, very close to the near by village. The biggest advantage of the camping is the shade that every camp spot has, due to the many trees that are inside the camping itself. There is a good tavern at one of its sides. Pricing was stadard for a Greek camping 41 euros for 1 Camper and 4 adults. The staff was very polite and helpful. There are multiple downsides though which prevents me from giving the five star rating, namely: - overcrowded, with very less space to maneuver your car even, especially whe you get further from the entrance gate. - there is no toilet paper in the toilets, as well as soap at the sinks. - showers heads are missing in most of the bathrooms and most of the doors cannot be locked. - no hangers in most of the bathrooms where to put at least your towel while taking a shower. Overall: not a bad place, but for a short stay only.

The set up is quite strange as the majority of spaces seem for long stay caravans and there is limited space for pitching a tent. The space I was allocated between two shower blocks was hardly ideal as the ground was rock hard. There also seems to be a disconnect with the F&B oulets on the beach facing the sea that cater for the passing trade with town prices to match. The bathroom facilities are no better or wose than other Greek campsites. The best part of Camp Paradiso is the location and it is close to a Lidl.