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Olive Camping at dusk — the thatched servery lit warm below, tents on the pitches beyond, and the Ionian horizon under an orange sky

The stay

Two ways to sleep here.

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Everything on this site is a tent. You can bring one and take a space in the grove, or take one that is already up with the beds made.

01 — A pitch in the grove

Bring your own tent and put it up under the olives.

The ground is an old olive grove, and the pitches are the spaces between the trees — flat, grassed in places and worn to earth in others, with a canopy overhead that keeps the sun off for most of the day. Tents of every size go up here, from a small dome to a large family tent with a porch, and there is room to stand a loaded touring bicycle beside yours.

Two large family tents pitched on the grass beneath mature olive trees at Olive Camping, a dry-stone wall and wire fence behind them

02 — A tent already standing

Arrive with nothing and find one pitched, with the beds made.

If you are travelling without kit, a tent stands ready on its own pitch with two self-inflating mattresses laid side by side and made up with pillows. It is a dome tent with a zip-open door and mesh vents in the inner, and it sits under the same canopy as everything else on the site.

Inside a dome tent at Olive Camping — two self-inflating mattresses laid side by side and made up with striped pillows, the door unzipped to the olive branches outside

What is let

Everything let here is a tent: the booking channel's category and the map record both file this as a campground. If you need a bed with a door on it, the guide's list of places to stay in Himarë is the better page.

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