With its coastal line reaching a total length of 112 kilometres, it is almost impossible not to try snorkelling on Kos Island. Blessed with dozens of beach options, from numerous secluded spots to lively water sport centres, the island shows no shortage of captivating underwater landscapes for snorkelling enthusiasts. Kos is packed with scenic little harbours, long sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, improving your chances for a great snorkelling experience.
There are few places with such easy access to the sea and such diverse seabed. Within minutes, you can reach a coast in almost any part of the island! Kefalos is definitely worth some of your snorkelling time, being Kos’ most popular beach destination. The underwater world at Paradise Beach comes with bubbles emerging from the seabed, due to the volcanic activity nearby. Agios Stefanos beach is where you can explore a grassy bottom, spotted with large rocks, as you swim towards the small islet Kastri. Camel beach, located in Kefalos around 30 kilometres southwest of Kos town, is a slightly secluded beach, nestled amongst majestic, rugged cliffs. Cavo Paradiso, Tripiti as well as other pristine beaches offer stunning sea bottoms, being so unspoiled and remote.