Skydream unveils caravan with smart home features

The Association of Motorhome and Caravan Professionals of Greece (SEARTE) has published clarifications on new parking rules under Law 5209/2025. The document resolves ambiguities and sets clear time limits within built-up areas.

Starting July 28 on NPO 1, the seventh season of the show features host Marlijn Weerdenburg accompanying 42 participants on a trip through mainland Greece and the Peloponnese peninsula. The route begins in Croatia, passing through Serbia and North Macedonia. Participants include Adri, traveling in a self-built camper van, and Flemish couple Marc and Marina, who rented out their home after retirement and have been living in a caravan for five years.

Police on Mykonos arrested a 51-year-old man who was growing cannabis in a caravan on a plot of land. The search revealed 15 plants at various growth stages, two plants drying, and 319 grams of raw cannabis. The caravan was equipped with a dedicated cultivation area including lamps, hygrometer, thermometer, and humidifier. The suspect was referred to the Syros prosecutor's office.

Police in Mykonos arrested a 51-year-old Greek man who turned a motorhome into a cannabis grow room. Officers seized 15 plants, 2 drying plants, 319 grams of raw marijuana, and cultivation equipment. The case has been referred to the Syros prosecutor's office.

The caravanning TV show 'We zijn er Bijna!' returns for a new season, this time touring mainland Greece and the Peloponnese peninsula. 42 participants will travel with caravans and motorhomes for six weeks, moving between campsites, starting in Croatia and passing through Serbia and North Macedonia. Marlijn Weerdenburg takes over as host from Martine van Os. The seven-episode series premieres on July 28 at 8:30 PM on NPO 1.

Since 2025, Greece has imposed restrictions on parking and camping for motorhomes and caravans. Overnight stays and long-term parking are now only allowed in organized campsites or designated areas. Fines for illegal parking range up to 300 euros with a 10-day license suspension, while unauthorized camping can lead to up to 3 years in prison.