Above the entrance of the Temple of Apollo in Delphi an ancient saying was written: ΓΝΩΘΙ ΣΑΥΤΟΝ, which means to know thyself. This was a exhortation to know ourselves certainly before trying to know the other people around us.
This is the philosophy of our personal lives and our business. First, to get to know our potential and then with confidence, politeness and modesty to reach out to others, to our customers. To invite them to this sacred place to explore their and our psyche (soul) along with the relaxation of the holiday.
Up there in the Temple of Apollo another saying was also written: ΜΗΔΕΝ ΑΓΑΝ, saying nothing in excess, to love being modest. In this philosophy we try to educate our children: The moderation, respect to the universal values of peace, philoxenia (hospitality) and fair play. Respect to the environment and living in harmony with nature.
Delphi Camping is a place where the ancient metron – moderation – and harmony coexist with the Delphic landscape and the most ancient olive grove of Europe. We are looking forward to meeting you in Delphi.
We enjoyed our time there so much. Shady campsite, good facilities, quiet, amazing overview of the valley to the sea, just 6 km to Delphi, minimarket and restaurant on site. Breakfast for 5€! Good wifi, almost everywhere. Clean pool, amazing oliveoil (family business also), family run camping. The owners are always present (till 11 pm), friendly and helpful.
Nice for us: We spotted a turtle and praying mantisse there 🙂. No bothering cats or dogs,would always come back.
Lou M
February 3, 2021
This has to be one of the best campsites we’ve ever stayed on. The owners are so welcoming and helpful, speaking French and English fluently. They also own Olive groves and provide delicious samples of their oil and olives on arrival. The site itself has amazing views south down to the coast. Internet, hot water and shiny sanitary blocks are all plentiful. If you’re visiting the area this is definitely the place to stay. Lovely 2.5km walk into Delphi or there’s a bus to hand if you don’t want to drive.
