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Local area
Kefalos is a traditional Greek village with extremely
friendly locals and a mellow/laid back vibe. Down in
the harbour are several bars and restaurants to
make use of. Sydney’s Bar and Grill for top-notch
food, Dolphin Rock Cafe for drinks and 70’s music
or Riverside Cafe for delicious sandwiches – these
are just a couple of my faves!
Many Greek restaurants are located around the bay
selling the freshest fish – caught on the same day –
homemade Tzatziki and the finest Souvlaki Greece
has to offer (in my opinion). These establishments
are easily accessible for wheelchairs, and the
recent opening of Kos Mobility Hire means
there’s no need to carry them around the
airport either.
Excursions are always arriving and
leaving the harbour under the
experienced hands of Captain Yannis.
These trips come in many forms.
Jaunts to the
neighbouring volcanic island of Nisyros, fishing
trips with an astonishing/captivating views while
Kefalos Windsurfing offers a BBQ boat trip every
Tuesday around the headland to a secret beach –
the star gazing is amazing due to the beach being
untouched by any light pollution from Kefalos.
Furthermore, regular buses and many car hire
places allow easy access to other parts of the
island such as Kos town. Now the capital of Kos,
located on the north east of the island, it offers
retail shops, a variety of restaurants and more
diving trips, boats to Bodrum, Turkey and Gyros
than you could imagine.
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