Agios Theologos Beach on Kos offers a wild and untamed experience on the island’s southwestern tip. Known for its coarse sand and pebble shore, this beach stands out as a haven for surfers and sunset seekers alike. Named after the nearby chapel of Agios Ioannis Theologos, the beach is a true escape from the bustling … Read more
Kamari spreads along the southern shore of Kefalos bay in southwest Kos, about 43 kilometres from Kos Town at the far end of the island. The village functions as the beach-and-holiday base for the entire Kefalos peninsula, a low-rise strip of hotels, apartments, tavernas and beach bars facing a long sandy beach. The little white … Read more
Camel Beach, known as Kamila in Greek, is a secluded gem nestled in the southwest of Kos, within the picturesque Kefalos Bay. This small sand-and-shingle cove is renowned for its unique camel-humped rock formation, offering a tranquil escape from the island’s more bustling beaches. Accessible via a short, steep path from a clifftop car park, … Read more
Lambi Beach is the nearest full beach to Kos Town, offering a long sandy stretch at the northern edge of the island’s capital. This popular spot is known for its vibrant seafront district and easy access from the town center. With its organized sections featuring sunbeds, umbrellas, and watersports, Lambi Beach caters to both families … Read more
Agios Stefanos Beach, located on the southwest coast of Kos in Kefalos bay, offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. The beach features the ancient ruins of two early-Christian basilicas and the nearby Kastri islet, creating a picturesque setting for visitors. Visitors to Agios Stefanos can explore the fascinating basilica ruins, swim to … Read more
Tigaki beach unfurls along the north coast of Kos for kilometres, a ribbon of pale sand shelving into calm, shallow water that warms early in the season. Twelve kilometres west of Kos Town, this wide strand draws families and windsurfers in equal measure. Its gentle gradient safe for children and its exposed position catching the … Read more
The island of Kos stretches across about 290 square kilometres of the eastern Aegean, a long, narrow strip of land lying close to the Turkish coast near Bodrum. This third-largest Dodecanese island is the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of medicine. Home to the Asklepion. A terraced ancient healing sanctuary dedicated to Asclepius that stands … Read more
Kos ranks as the third-largest island in the Dodecanese, lying in the eastern Aegean off the Turkish coast near Bodrum. Its 40-kilometre coastline holds beaches for every visitor, from the shallow family sands of Tigaki to the volcanic bubbles of Paradise Beach in Kefalos Bay. Kos beaches combine swimming and sunbathing with windsurfing, snorkelling, and … Read more