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Greek authorities have begun issuing fines for placing tents, campervans, and caravans on beaches and other restricted areas. Fines range from €300 to €3,000. Wild camping is banned outside licensed campsites, including overnight parking on public lots. Coast guard and police are conducting inspections.

Skydream has introduced a caravan approximately 8 meters long, equipped with two 85 kWh lithium batteries and rooftop solar panels. The model is in pre-production; price and launch date are yet to be announced. It includes driver assistance for hill starts, hitching, and parking, plus automatic leveling. The interior features a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining area, and a living room with a 60-inch screen.

The Association of Motorhome and Caravan Professionals of Greece (SEARTEE) welcomed a new clarifying police order that specifies parking rules under the new Road Traffic Code (Law 5209/2025).

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.