Camel beach
Camel Beach, though not expansive, boasts a prime position across the cape from Paradise Beach, nestled within a picturesque bay. On its shore, you'll discover the charming Camel Restaurant, offering an array of exquisite seafood dishes to delight your palate.
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Beach description
The secluded beach with the most transparent water is equipped with paying beds and umbrellas to shield from the sun. It is located near the confluence of the Mediterranean and Aegean seas.
- The pebble-sand coating of the beach is fringed by rocks of different heights. Opposite the shore, the highest rock, adorned with vibrant paint, beckons visitors to approach by water transport.
- The dirt descent to the beach strip by car is straightforward yet surreal. However, some tourists may find it steep.
- Good access to the clean, clear sea makes this place attractive for children's safe bathing. One must wade more than a meter to reach depth.
- It is interesting for children to walk along the sand, which is sprinkled with small, colored pebbles.
- Windy conditions on the beach are rare, making it challenging to catch a wave here.
- Holidaymakers who have already visited Camel Beach advise bringing a mask to swim along the cliff and shoes to facilitate walking around the boulders.
When is the best time to go?
The best time to visit Kos for a beach vacation is during the late spring to early autumn months, when the weather is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the island's natural beauty.
- Late Spring (May to June): This period is perfect for visitors who prefer a quieter vacation with fewer crowds. The weather is pleasantly warm, and the sea temperature begins to rise, making it comfortable for swimming. The island's flora is also in full bloom, adding to the scenic beauty.
- High Summer (July to August): These are the hottest months, with temperatures often soaring above 30°C (86°F). This is the peak season for tourists, so expect crowded beaches and vibrant nightlife. The warm sea and the bustling atmosphere make it a great time for those seeking a lively holiday experience.
- Early Autumn (September to October): The temperatures start to cool down, but the sea remains warm enough for swimming. This period offers a good balance between the hot summer and the mild winter, with fewer tourists and a more relaxed environment. It's an excellent time for those who enjoy a peaceful beach experience with ample sunshine.
Regardless of the time you choose, Kos's stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters provide a memorable vacation. Just remember to book accommodations in advance, especially if you're planning to visit during the high season.
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Infrastructure
While the wild Camel Beach itself is devoid of hotels,
the nearest accommodations can be found at Kamari Beach, nestled at the tip of Kefalos Bay. Catering to a diverse range of preferences and budgets, these hotels promise a memorable stay.
- Anassa Deluxe Suites boasts impeccable service and offers excellent value for money.
- Santellini Hotel features a swimming pool and a sun-drenched terrace complete with loungers and parasols, perfect for basking in the sun.
Alternatively, you may opt for a stay at any of the hotels in Kefalos.
Camel Beach is home to a namesake tavern where you can indulge in delectable meals or sip on a refreshing beverage. For a more extensive dining experience, venture into Kamar or Kefalos, where a plethora of restaurants offer varied menus and enhanced comfort.
Weather in Camel
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Mostly calm weather is located on Camel Beach for families with children. One get here by bus or car. By car, follow the signs for the main roadway and remember to turn onto the road leading to Camel Beach.
- Adults will be able to satisfy their knowledge of the sights of this area by boat on the island of Nisyros. There is the ancient town of Mandraki, the Church of the Virgin of the Cave with the icon of the Virgin stored in it. But the craters of the active volcano are most interesting on Nisyros. You can even buy volcanic pebbles in the souvenir shop there.
- Having chosen Plaka as an excursion, tourists find themselves in a pine forest where peacocks and cats walk on their own.