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Tripiti Beach

Tripiti is a secluded sandy beach surrounded by cliffs. The beach is generally not crowded, and the water is ideal for swimming. There are a few rocks on the beach, and kids need adult supervision. The beach is connected to other beaches around the area through walk paths. Finding the way to the beach could be a challenge. The beach has a toilet, and beach beds and umbrellas are available for rent. There are no restaurants, so it is advisable to carry food and water. There is free parking available near the beach. Read More

Kefalos Bay, with its flat water and natural geological formations, provides an ideal cross-offshore condition for windsurfing. Thermal winds can reach up to 30 knots during the day. There are a few windsurfing centers in the area, and they provide equipment and training facilities for beginners. June to early September is the best time for windsurfing in Kefalos. There are coaches and lifeguards present throughout the session to ensure safety. The gear is new and of top quality. Many centers also provide specially designed equipment for children. Read More

Winemaking in Kos is a heritage that dates back to the 3rd century BCE. Even though Kos has no organized wine-making industry, the few vineyards and wineries produce authentic organic wine from locally sourced ingredients. Wineries also have several activities, like vineyard tours and wine-tasting, where you can experience the traditional wine-making process of the island. Before the Turkish Invasion, Kos was well known for a variety of wines called ‘melantanon’. Even though there are a few wineries in Kos, the most popular ones are Triantafyllopoulos Winery in Kos Town and Mesariano winery in Mesaria. In addition to wine-tasting and guided tours, Triantafyllopoulos Winery has an outdoor pool and dinner buffets and cocktail parties during the night. Read More