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The best area to stay in Lampero is around the shore of Lake Plastiras, particularly near the villages of Kalyvia Pezoulas and Neochori.Kalyvia Pezoulas is a popular spot on the western side of the lake. It offers direct access to the water with several jetties and small beaches. You'll find a good selection of guesthouses and tavernas here, many with lovely lake views. It's also a convenient starting point for boat trips or exploring the nearby forests.Couples looking for a romantic escape will appreciate Neochori, located on the western slopes above the lake. This village provides panoramic views of Lake Plastiras and the surrounding mountains. It's a quieter option with boutique hotels and guesthouses, often featuring amenities like private balconies overlooking the water and local restaurants serving traditional Greek cuisine.

For the most agreeable weather and a full range of activities, the best time to go to Lampero is typically from late spring (May) to early autumn (September).May and June offer pleasant temperatures, usually ranging from 20°C to 28°C, with longer daylight hours. This period is ideal for exploring the natural beauty of the Pindus mountains, enjoying outdoor activities like hiking or cycling, and visiting the monasteries without the peak summer crowds. It's also a wonderful time for couples seeking a relaxing escape before the main tourist season.July and August are the warmest months, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C. This is peak season, when the area is most lively, and all local facilities are fully operational. Families often find this time great for water activities in nearby Lake Plastiras or enjoying the organised excursions and events that take place. The evenings are long and warm, great for dining outdoors.September brings slightly cooler temperatures, usually between 20°C and 25°C, and fewer visitors, making it another excellent choice. The landscapes are still lush, and the harvest season begins, offering opportunities to experience local traditions.