Things to do in Antimachia

Tigaki Beach is a gorgeous stretch of coastline that extends for more than 6 miles (10 kilometers). With so much space, clear water and views across to Turkey, it is a great place to come to unwind. Sunbathe on the sand, go for a swim and try your hand at waterskiing.

For approximately 2,000 years, Kos Port has played an important role in the life of the island. First as a trading post and in more recent years as a tourist gateway to the rest of Kos. It is also a pleasant place for a stroll and to enjoy traditional Greek cuisine in nearby tavernas.

Wander through the ruins of Kos Castle, a magnificent 14th-century fortress at the entrance of Kos Harbor. The mediaeval fortification was built by the Knights of Saint John to defend the island from the Ottomans.

Stroll among ancient Greek ruins in the Hellenic civilization of Knidos on the west tip of the Datça Peninsula. In ancient times, Knidos was a city with a great reputation for arts, architecture and science. Awe-inspiring archaeological relics are now scattered throughout this magnificent historical area. Explore the scenic Datça Peninsula coastline and look out to the ocean, where the Mediterranean meets the Aegean.

With a long stretch of white sand and clear water, Paradise Beach more than lives up to its name. The scenic splendor has made it one of the most popular beaches on the island, but it also attracts visitors because of a curious phenomenon. The sea creates water bubbles which rise up to the surface.