Kefalos
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Kefalos, a Greek town, is situated at the southwest side of the island of Kos, in the municipality of Irakleides, 43 km from Kos Town.
It is built on a stone height, dominated by the imposing windmill of Papavasilis and is home to 2,458 inhabitants (2001 census).
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[edit] Resort
The resort of Kefalos is purpose-built, and sits beneath the old town of Kefalos, from which it takes its name.
[edit] Shopping
Kardamena or Kos town are the larger local towns for business.
[edit] Attractions
- the ruins of a medieval castle
- the ancient site of Palatia
- the basilica of Ayios Stefanos at nearby Kamari
- the cave at Aspri Petra
- the Monastery of Ayios Ioannis (Thimianos)
- Mikro Limanaki beach at the north of Kefalos peninsula.
[edit] External links
- Kefalos Holiday Reviews
- [1] Live Webcam from Kefalos Bay - Kamari
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