Tag 97+98 Totenkopfbucht Loutraki-Leuchtturm See Vouliogimenis-Campingplatz Mykene

Hurra Hurra today our Zoe is turning 2 years old. We have been thinking of you a lot today.

A couple of days ago, the first emergency warning regarding the weather conditions came on our phones. We are cautious and keep it in mind. The time in Totenkopfbucht was very nice. We were alone until yesterday morning. Then a SUV came with a family of nine. Shortly after, the bay was occupied. 😂 We drove up the trail around noon and went to the lighthouse. And then the digital stress began again. It was about Burkis internet credit. I won't go into detail, but let me tell you: it was exhausting. Robi, thank you very much for your help and Farina, thank you for the phone call. There was a fox 🦊 at this place, with a cheeky character. It would have liked to come into the bus.

This morning we went to Akro Korinth to visit the ancient fortress. It was built in the 7th century BC. It is located 575m high on a table mountain. Numerous sections of the walls and buildings were restored to preserve the site. We knew that the gate closes at 3:30 p.m. But you know how it is. Burki always remains calm. At 3:15 p.m., the siren went off for the first time. Luckily, otherwise we might have had a problem. We arrived at the gate at 3:27 p.m.

After that, we went to the Mykene campsite. Here too, they told us about bad weather warning, not to park under trees and to choose a higher spot. I think they are probably exaggerating a bit again, but we'll see.