Kos, an Aegean island, is renowned for its vibrant water sports scene. Shaped by the summer meltemi winds, it offers a diverse coastline perfect for activities like windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving, and more. From the windy northern shores to the calmer southern bays, Kos caters to both thrill-seekers and families. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or … Read more
Psalidi forms the first stretch of coast beyond the harbour of Kos, offering a continuous sand‑and‑shingle shoreline backed by hotels, sunbeds and beach bars. It lies about three to four kilometres east of the historic centre. The east‑facing beach catches the summer meltemi wind, creating ideal conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing, while its clean. Deepening … Read more
Water sports on Thassos spread across the island’s organised beaches, where a mix of open, exposed bays and calm, sheltered coves feeds every kind of activity. Windsurfing, water skiing, wakeboarding, jet skiing, parasailing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and gentle banana rides all run from the sand through the warm season. Professional instructors and quality rental gear … Read more
Elia is Mykonos’s longest sandy beach, a spacious, well-organised bay on the south-east coast with fine sand, calm, clear water, the island’s best water sports, beach clubs and a relaxed atmosphere. This guide covers what Elia is like, why it is the longest beach, the water sports, who it suits, the dining, where to stay … Read more
Dassia Corfu is a popular east-coast resort with a long Blue Flag beach of sand and shingle, famous for its water sports and boat trips, just 8 kilometres north of Corfu Town. It blends family-friendly swimming with a lively holiday scene. This guide covers the beach, what to do, the nightlife and how to visit. … Read more