Kefalos Close to Kamari, on the south western coast of Kos Island, is located the well known resort of Kefalos. This place is famous because of its amazing landscapes and its lovely and sandy beach where you can get a beautiful tan or practice some water sport like water-ski, wind-surf or volley playa among many others. There are also a wide range of places and things to see, such as the ruins of the medieval castle, the ancient cave at Aspri Petra, the interesting Monastery of Ayios Ioannis and the Basilica of Ayios Stefanos. By night, Kefalos is well-known thanks to its lively pubs, discos and nightclubs open till later and offer you music and entertainment. |
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Holiday Reviews:
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Inga
A bit dull for a young couple. Beaches crap and weather was really windy! Hotels nothing special ei...read more7 Anyone for Kefalos for Holiday
Aston
Stayed in Kefalos for holiday. It was a fabulous stay. The beach was close to all of the apartments...read more
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Latest Kefalos, Greece Holiday Reviews
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Kefalos, Kos, Greece Holiday Review - Kos
Submitted by: Inga
Date of travel: 08-September-2007
A bit dull for a young couple. Beaches crap and weather was really windy! Hotels nothing special either. At least we brought plenty of booze!
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Kefalos, Kos, Greece Holiday Review - Anyone for Kefalos for Holiday
Submitted by: Aston
Date of travel: 04-August-2006
Stayed in Kefalos for holiday. It was a fabulous stay. The beach was close to all of the apartments and hotels. Places of entertainment were also close to our hotel and the apartments. I think that Kefalos is known for windsurfing and sailing. There were several tournaments of both water events during our stay. It was also very cheap and easy to get lessons for both of these events because all of the local people competed to get your business so that they could teach you how to be confident in the water. It was different that the beach officials allowed us to sail at sunset and then to late hours than usual at night. We believe that it is because there was so much activity going on, on shore so they could monitor who was out there. They also took down our names and had us check in as we came back inland. Warm and friendly town with everything to do under the sun.
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