Paradise Beach remains true to its name, the proven combination of fine golden sand and sparkling clear sea water attracts many visitors every summer. The water is a little cooler in this area due to the cold sea currents, but this may not be a bad thing on hot summer days. The entrance to the sea is gradual and the sea is calm, so the place is also suitable for families with children.

Paradise Beach is famous and unique because, thanks to the proximity of the volcanic island of Nisyros, fine air bubbles of carbon dioxide rise from the seabed off the coast directly into the water, creating a bubbling sea effect. This is why it is also known as "Bubble Beach". The bubbles are especially visible when snorkelling, so we definitely recommend taking your diving goggles with you to enjoy this unusual natural phenomenon.

Paradise Beach is organized, visitors can use sunbeds and umbrellas, showers and a very diverse range of water sports, including inflatables, jet skis, paddleboarding, windsurfing, etc. There is also a small "water park" consisting of several slides and obstacles located directly in the sea. It can be a nice change to a day at the beach, especially for young people. There are several beach bars and tavernas offering Greek cuisine and fresh fish specialities.

Paradise Beach is located on the south coast of Kos, near the resort of Kefalos, and is one of the most popular beaches on the island due to its beautiful bay, sandy surface and wide range of services. Paradise is known for its crystal clear waters and ideal conditions for swimming and water sports, making it a popular place for both relaxation and active recreation. Paradise Beach is easily accessible by car.

More touristic destinations of Kos

Close beaches: Agios Stefanos Beach, Camel Beach, Lagades Beach, Magic Beach, Markos Beach, Psilos Gremos Beach

Most favourite beaches of Kos: Agios Stefanos Beach, Kardamena Beach, Lambi Beach, Marmari Beach, Paradise Beach, Thermes Beach, Tigaki Beach, Zouroudi Beach (Kos Town)

Resorts, beaches, sights or trips - clearly listed on the map of Kos.