Kos Island
Kos Island
Kos is more than just beaches — it’s an island of history, culture, and natural beauty. From ancient ruins and medieval castles to golden sands and charming villages, there’s always something new to explore. Here are some of the island’s highlights, all within easy reach from JP Pool Hotel.
📍 Kardamena Harbor & Beach
Right at your doorstep, Kardamena offers long sandy beaches by day and a lively harbor promenade by night. Swim, sunbathe, enjoy water sports, or simply take an evening stroll with sea views.
🌾 Antimachia Windmill
Located in the village of Antimachia, this beautifully restored traditional windmill is one of the few still operating on Kos. Visitors can step inside to see how flour was once produced and learn about the island’s agricultural past. With its whitewashed walls and wooden sails, the windmill is not only a piece of living history but also a fantastic spot for photos.
⛪ Agios Stefanos Beach
A unique beach where ancient basilica ruins meet crystal-clear waters. Swim with a view of history and gaze across to Kastri islet with its iconic blue-and-white chapel.
🏛️ Asklepion of Kos
The island’s most famous archaeological site, once an ancient healing center dedicated to Asclepius. Wander through terraced ruins surrounded by cypress trees and enjoy sweeping views over the Aegean.
🌳 Zia Village
Nestled in the mountains, Zia is known for its cobbled streets, traditional tavernas, and unforgettable sunsets. The perfect spot to taste local dishes and shop for handmade souvenirs.
🛥️ Kos Town & Harbor
The capital of the island, Kos Town blends history and modern life. Explore the ancient Agora, visit the Castle of the Knights, or simply enjoy a coffee by the marina.
📍 Kardamena Harbor & Beach
Right at your doorstep, Kardamena offers long sandy beaches by day and a lively harbor promenade by night. Swim, sunbathe, enjoy water sports, or simply take an evening stroll with sea views.
🌾 Antimachia Windmill
Located in the village of Antimachia, this beautifully restored traditional windmill is one of the few still operating on Kos. Visitors can step inside to see how flour was once produced and learn about the island’s agricultural past. With its whitewashed walls and wooden sails, the windmill is not only a piece of living history but also a fantastic spot for photos.
⛪ Agios Stefanos Beach
A unique beach where ancient basilica ruins meet crystal-clear waters. Swim with a view of history and gaze across to Kastri islet with its iconic blue-and-white chapel.
🏛️ Asklepion of Kos
The island’s most famous archaeological site, once an ancient healing center dedicated to Asclepius. Wander through terraced ruins surrounded by cypress trees and enjoy sweeping views over the Aegean.
🌳 Zia Village
Nestled in the mountains, Zia is known for its cobbled streets, traditional tavernas, and unforgettable sunsets. The perfect spot to taste local dishes and shop for handmade souvenirs.
🛥️ Kos Town & Harbor
The capital of the island, Kos Town blends history and modern life. Explore the ancient Agora, visit the Castle of the Knights, or simply enjoy a coffee by the marina.