Top 19 things to do and attractions in Psalidi

If you’re wondering what to see in Kos – this is definitely a place worth visiting. It offers interesting facts and information that you can explore on site. A great spot for both tourists and curious visitors. Highly recommended!

Well worth the 10 euro (each for adults) entrance fee. So much history at this place & it is quite large. Beautiful statues and mosaics amongst other artifacts. Lots of written information about each section in Greek and English. Incredibly good job that has been done of restoring this fabulous building.

Visited here last year. Perfectly renovated Roman Villa with interesting archeological remnants. A must place to visit if you are in Kos.

Rather disappointed ..Not worth 10 euros.unkept and Desolate. Needs maintance and care. could have been restored much more attentively and efficiently. Such a shame! : (

You really get to appreciate the scale of a Roman Villa house. The reconstruction brings scale and helps the imagination understand how Romans inhabited their house. Plenty of interesting information panels and it's fascinating to see restored mosaics and wall decorations that bring immediacy to the written details. If you like Roman houses and want to get a feel of their lifestyle, this museum does an awesome job of doing that.

Had some time spare before my coach picked me up, so I came to view Casa Romana. It cost €6 to enter, which was reasonable. It was really interesting, I thoroughly enjoyed walking around

Really nice place to see how life was in ancient Greek times. Even with artifacts and coins.

The Hippocrates Tree is a lovely spot to visit in Kos Town. It offers a nice bit of nature and a chance to learn some of the history behind Hippocrates and his connection to the island. Overall, it also gives you a nice overview of the bay area, making it a pleasant stop while exploring the town.

To visit the possible birthplace of modern medical understanding , to take shade under the descendent sibling of that once great tree who play host to the great minds of antiquity can not be fully described! It must be felt..

It’s a tree. Nothing to tree here I’m afraid. Pointless. Even the ruins around here aren’t that great, not very well maintained. It killed 5 minutes before I found something better.

To be honest it's a tree. A very old tree. Held up with scaffolding. However it is a quiet shady spot and how could you visit Kos and not go and see it given the world wide medical culture that arose on this spot (allegedly).

Perfect spot, surrounded by some old Greek buildings and the oldest tree lit with light. Fantastic entertainment which totally set the mood. Service was excellent and my sea bass was delicious. Restaurant is more pricey than others in the town but if you are wanting some evening ambiance with a touch of class away from the tourist area this is the place.

It's not the best best sightseeing experience we've had. The tree is not actually the tree that Hippocrates taught his students as it is only around 500 years old. Although it is thought to be a descendant of the original tree.

Well...the scaffolding ruins the surroundings and tree itself. It's a shame. A must visit of course, but once in a lifetime thing.

There are sand and stone areas with lovely, clear water and turquoise water. Parts are sheltered with trees and along the whole stretch there are areas with sun loungers to hire, some of which are private for hotels close by. There are beach bars, too.

A nice beach. Surprisingly the umbrellas and beds were free. You can have drinks and snacks from nearby bars and restaurants.

Great choice of sun beds. Some free but you buy drinks. Banana beach brilliant 4.50 per bed. Super comfy mattress. Use of toilet at heaven beach bar

Clean beautiful beach , i enjoyed there. We ordered strawberry and mango smoothie. The one with strawberry didn’t taste that good. The only thing i didn’t like was that there weren’t enough space between the sun-beds.

Beach that runs from Kos up and around the headland. Lots of bar lounger plenty of space . Not very wide but a shallow waterline.

There's a city bus that goes from Kos town to Lambi. You can also walk there (15-20 min), or ride a bike since it's only about 1-2 km from Kos port. Rather desolate beach in April; during high season it becomes overly commercial, all covered in restaurant sunbeds. There is no shade, and the sand is course, and dirty, certainly not very inviting, hence the numerous sunbed rentals all along this rather ugly beach. Nothing worth seeing at Lambi. If you strain your eyes, you can vaguely make out the Turkish coast in the distance, through the haze. But you can do so from almost anywhere in Kos town.

Nice beach, it is more rocky than sandy. View is amazing. You can find free sunbeds at Heaven.

I enjoyed the exhibition at this museum. However, for a ticket price of €10, it feels a bit steep, especially since the visit only takes about half an hour—or up to an hour if you take your time reading and sitting down. Overall, I would recommend it if you’re genuinely interested in the subject. But if you’re unsure, I wouldn’t advise going.

It's only open on certain days, luckily we got there on a weekday where it was open. The site is beautifully restored with some good explanations. If you're in kos island and have some time swing by this ancient marble.You should give a chance

A very beautiful place where you can see the history and ancient ruins of Kos Island. I recommend it — if you are a student, it’s free.

Visited midweek. Small museum covering some of Kos amazing history. Unfortunately it didn't appear to be in chronological order and cost €10. I would strongly suggest that Kos place information signs on the numerous historical sites around the town to explain the significance of what just appears to be a load of rubble.

It's only open on certain days, luckily we got there on a weekday where it was open. The site is beautifully restored with some good explanations. If you're in cos and have some time swing by this ancient marble.

Agree with other comments on the price. It’s a good stop if you are interested in the architecture and statues. We found it very informative but overall took us 30 mins to do the whole museum for €10 per adult.

Great little museum with 2 floors and a cheap entry price of 10 euros. Very informative signs help you understand what you're viewing. The statues of Nike and Dionysus are particular highlights

Was over in Kos Island recently for a conference, and I’ve to say, it’s a smashing place altogether. Even with a packed schedule, I managed to steal a bit of time to explore, and I’m glad I did. The island’s full of gorgeous beaches - honestly, you’re never too far from the sea - and Kos Town itself is well worth a wander. The harbour’s lively, with all sorts of boat trips heading out daily, from gentle cruises to a bit more adventure if that’s your thing. There’s no shortage of places to eat or grab a drink, and the whole place has this relaxed, welcoming vibe. What surprised me most, though, was how much history is packed in - from ancient Greek temples and Roman mosaics to the castle at the harbour and the famed tree of Hippocrates. You don’t have to be a history buff to appreciate it - it’s all there in the open, woven into daily life. All in all, Kos has that perfect balance of work, wander, and a bit of wonder - I’d go back in a heartbeat, conference or no conference.

We stopped at Kouros Palace Hotel, which is a 20-minute transfer from the airport. This might sound terrible, but the planes only take off certain times of the day, and with long gaps between The hotel is very clean, and the staff go out of their way to help. Two decent size pools and also a paddling pool. The hotel also offers a great private beach front with its own bar and fresh cooked food. The hotel is situated 2 miles from the nearest town of Mastichari, which also provides food and drink. If your looking to find a hotel to unwind this was well worth its money. The only negative comment that I do have about the hotel was the repetitive evening meal choice. Greek night on the Saturday was outstanding ,with fresh cooked Lamb chops and pork cooked on the hot plates

What a place ,amazing ,kos main town was the absolute fabulous place worth every bit of time we spent there ,old town it fabulous aswell can't wait to come back ,made so many friends (to keep in touch) friends family old or young this place as it all

A beautiful island with friendly locals, delicious food and lots to see and do. I enjoyed a relaxed week here and will return.

Castle is free to visit albeit not as spectacular as Bodrum Castle in Turkey but it's worth a look. We loved the main square but food and drink is pricey, we enjoyed the pretty side streets and found much better value there - the Ambrosia is recommended.

Another beautiful Greek island that really has it all: beautiful beaches, interesting towns and good people! Whether you're here just for vacation or nightlife, to enjoy the architecture or food and drink, you're in the right place. I recommend accommodation in Kos town and then a tour by rental car or Ktel (bus) which works perfectly. Enjoy!

We did 4 days. Plenty of time to see the island. Loads to do. You wont be disappointed or run out of things to do.

A nice and long beach with multiple options of sunbeds along the way. The beach is mostly pebbles and if it's windy, there are waves that can make it a bit hard to stand your ground. The ocean gets deep quite fast and is not clear enough to go snorkeling. Well cleaned beach when I visited. There are watersport options at this beach too as well as bars and restaurants along the beach.

Nice sandy beach without any trash, clean with good beach bar - If you need refreshment Ben from Kipriotis hotel is here. Only thing, not so good, is wind every day.

Shale beach but lovely and clean . A few different sea front cafes bars .sunbeds avail Enjoyed a day there

Nice and chilling place!

The ground under the water gets deep very quickly, you need water shoes, rocks everywhere, no sand for building (a bit of sand)

Not perfect sand but in one way less irritating as its easy to brush off, nice view and nice breeze. Sea can get quite rough so not ideal for nervous swimmers. Sunbeds connected to the Mitsis are nice and drinks get brought to your position on the beach. Beach bar and restaurant serving burgers and pork and chicken kebabs in a pitta decent and gets busy. Toilets- not great and a bit smelly!

I wouldn’t waste my time here. Beach is very dirty because of the tourists; water is not very clear and has lots of sea grass, so snorkeling is a bit sad; and view is ok. Rather go to the south west side of the island, there are much better beaches there

You can feel the history of the Odeon as you walk up to it. It is only small but it is quite impressive. It only takes about half an hour or so to look around and take a few photos, but it's worth it. You don't need tickets to enter, and it is free of charge.

I usually give ancient sites 5 stars, and while it is interesting, it's been over restored and looks like a modern seating area you'd find in a park. Apart from a few areas they left alone, and they're behind iron gates and inside you see modern office chairs which ruins the small amount of the truly ancient part of the site. It's easy to walk to if you're in Kos, and it's free which is really all that's good about it.

Yesterday, I visited the Roman Odeon in Kos, an ancient auditorium dating back to the 2nd century AD that once served as the hub of public life with musical competitions, senate meetings, and civic celebrations. Some original marble seating remains, and the site has been thoughtfully restored since its discovery in 1929. Today, the Odeon is still part of Kos’s vibrant heritage—often hosting cultural events and exhibitions—and you can even explore the fascinating underground walkways where several remarkable statues were found during excavations. Plenty of information boards inside too.

The Odeum of Kos is definitely worth a visit, especially since it’s free. The site itself is impressive, but what makes it even more interesting are the tunnels underneath. They give you a great insight into how the structure looked and functioned before it started to crumble over time. A short stop, but a fascinating glimpse into the island’s past.

A well preserved theatre however being an Odeon it's much smaller than oter ancient theatres. Don't let that stop you exploring this place, the information panels in the restored vaulted passageways do an excellent job of telling the complete story of this structure - I especially liked the reconstruction drawing showing it in its glory.

This is about a 5 minute walk from the bus station in Kos Town. Quite quiet when I visited which was good. You can view under the steps too. They probably could have done a much better restoration job as the majority of steps / tiers look like concrete.

Beautiful place, cool you can go inside as well, right near the city centre but feels very different.

This is such an interesting place to visit when in Kos town. The ensure of an old market place, there are plenty of ruins to walk round and see up close. We visited 25 years ago and now again ton July 2025. Definitely worth a visit.

The ancient agora is a sight to behold. Although it is not as well maintained as the Roman Odeon in my opinion, there is weed everywhere and some of the signs appear to be missing, you can still feel the history present in this place. Walking through it is a nice experience and with free access during daytime, something that you shouldn't skip when in Kos town.

I really enjoyed visiting the Ancient Agora in Kos. It’s free to enter, which is a great bonus, and it’s fascinating to walk among the ruins and imagine what life was like thousands of years ago. It’s not a huge site, but it’s a fun way to step back in time and get a glimpse of the island’s rich history. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kos Town.

Free to wander round on your own. Easily accessible, interesting

Wonderful beautiful ruins right in the centre of Kos town, free entry too. Look out for the little lizards, they're very cute

I left a similar review on the sanctuary of arophdite. It is odd to review ruins as they are always special. What I mean to say is it is a real shame there is no information to be able to understand and seperate out the history of each area. I am not sure why this site is not maintained for what it could be, it seems in the past there were information boards that have now been removed. It was free, but I would have absolutely paid for greater upkeep and information

Visiting Ancient Agora of Kos is must see if you love history.

Would of like to explore this place but like most of kos structures and monuments they are either closed or abandoned with no information. Seems most of it is need of a massive influx of cash to get them back to some of way that tourist can visit and learn the history

I would happily pay couple of euros each to come into this fine place. A combination of modern and mythological history situated in the heart of Kos, for any history buff this is an amazing walk. As said it is free with local eateries nearby on the harbour. Please explore it is safe go down the unlit tunnels and let your inner kid go wild with enjoyment. Wish for more educational aspects to it as I was explaining to many the parts of the building and how some of it was changed to incorporate the use of it during ww2

Entrance to castle and walls from outside look really very beautiful. Unfortunatelly inside is not any exhibition. Which is very sad, it would be awesome place for museumabout history of castle. You can go around castle (part of walls are closed because they are collapsing) and take pictures of beautiful views.

Interesting place with free entrance 👍

Lots of stones. Without any historical background or a tourist guide you won't know (just like myself) what's going on, what I'm watching or why it's there. One of many attractions but I didn't really know what's what. Free entry for everyone

It's okay. It's free to enter, so visit it. But don't expect too much from it. I really missed some information about its history and the things I was looking at. Nice view of the Harbor from the corners of the castle. You can't visit most of the castle by the way.

The day I visited the castle, it felt like I was taken back to the Middle Ages. Walking through the castle brings history to life. I’m just waiting for the main castle to open so we can see its interior up close.

Really great place, very friendly and lively to be outdoors. Loved seeing all the locals watching a film in English. Only complaints were the seats became very uncomfortable after a couple of hours, and the sounds of teenagers munching popcorn non stop behind us 🤣 . But go, it's a great experience, if only to realise how good other cultures are at languages, and its just nice watching a film outside in the warmth of a summers evening 😀

We came here to watch The Little Mermaid and it was such a nice experience. The staff were friendly and prices were very reasonable. For anyone from the UK - €13 for a popcorn, sweets, a coke and a beer is a steal! The setting was really nice, with low lighting etc, and the screen and sound quality exceeded my expectations. Would highly recommend this place for an evening in Kos town.

wonderful place! 7€ entry, fair prices for drinks and popcorn. one of my favorite open airs worldwide! Staff was also lovely 🙏

This is a fantastic open air cinema! The picture quality is great along with the surround sound. There is a good bar at the back serving drinks and snacks. There are also clean toilets.

Perfect experience! Summer nights watching movies under the stars...

Great experience for any movie lover. You can buy tickets in advance, there's a bar for food, drinks and snacks before and during the movie

Amazing experience different from you normal have at an indoor cinema. Adult was €7 and kids €5. They have like 2 films a day. With the snack you have a lot of options including beers

Amazing little beach! Very-very clear water but it can be a little cold. Pebbly beach so water shoes are needed! Great for snorkeling especially near the bigger rocks - loads of fish. There are some sun beds - half are reserved for hotel quests but the rest are for public use. Can be quite expensive 30 euros for two, but you get great service, a cold bottle of water in ice tub, a drink (coffee or beer) and a towel for that money. It is very relaxing and quiet as well.

The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, with stone beach and clear water that make it the perfect place to relax. The view is stunning, especially at sunset, and the beach is well-maintained and clean.

Went to Agios Fokas yesterday. There is a fabulous new bar there that is part of the hotel. Sunbeds are very comfortable and are free as long as you eat/drink something. The service was excellent and the food was nice and not crazy prices. The beach is a mixture of dark sand/pebbles. We love snorkeling and this was a great spot for it as the water was crystal clear and swimming around the rocks we saw hundreds of fish!

Great beach, worth a visit. The sunbeds to be hired to non-hotel guests are limited, so you should be lucky to find one. Still the atmosphere and food was great

One of the best beach in Kos island. The sea here is quite and comfortable for swim. No wind and beautiful view.The plaice is free. But you are welcome to order some tasty salats or pizza from the guys. They have bar and kitchen with is serve for enjoyment after relaxing swimming. Here you can find shower and toilet. Everything is works and cared. Do not miss this place, I’m sure you will like it.

This is a gorgeous beach 'club' 20 minutes bus ride from Kos town. Quiet good swimming. Excellent service from the bar. Comfy beds and good umbrellas. Oh and friendly cats!

Nice organised beach,quite windy. There is a beach club where you can can have snacks and beverages.

Looks really interesting from the outside but unfortunately when we visited (April) the gates where shut and everything was overgrown. Still lots of items standing but also a shame to see so many blocks and pillars etc fallen over on the floor. I can see from previous reviews you can get into this place in the past with shrubs cut back, hopefully this is the case again in the future so this place can be enjoyed and seen more close up.

Again, closed on a Tuesday for some bizarre reason, like all the archaeological sites it Kos town. This is a large site which also contains the hippodrome baths, etc, which you would expect to find in an old Greek/Roman Gymnasium. It's overgrown in part but nonetheless impressive site. Free entry

A very nice ancient city it could be better as there are lots of trash but it's reserved very nice

A lot of the structures are still in place. The gymnasium was part of an ancient complex consisting of the Acropoli, the Hippodrome, the Nymphaeum. A couple of temples to Aphrodite and Hercules were also here. It's free to visit and roam around the ruins, but don't expect to see any information on them.

Fascinating place! Two Roman roads and incredible mosaics!! Entry is free of charge

Quite a shame really as this area was heavily overgrown with weeds. I understand it’s free but I’d figure local gov would at least keep things tidy. Not sure if there was any posts explaining what things were but I looked them up later.

Most of the mosaics were covered which was disappointing but understandable due to foot traffic and sun still some good things to see and few to access

Great to walk around and explore these old ruins and mosaics and free to enter but would be much better if there was information so that you know some history behind these places. Luckily Google was very helpful

(Translated by Google) Visiting the Sanctuary of Aphrodite in Kos takes you back in time to ancient Greece. This strategically located ruin, right at the entrance to the port, was once a key place of worship for the goddess of love. You will see the remains of two temples and altars dedicated to Aphrodite as the protector of the people and patron of sailors. Despite the destruction, this place still allows you to imagine ancient ceremonies and feel the spirit of history. Perfect for lovers of archaeology and mythology. (Original) Odwiedzając Sanktuarium Afrodyty na Kos, przeniesiesz się w czasie do starożytnej Grecji. To strategicznie położone ruiny, tuż przy wejściu do portu, były niegdyś kluczowym miejscem kultu bogini miłości. Zobaczysz pozostałości dwóch świątyń i ołtarzy, poświęconych Afrodycie jako opiekunce ludu i patronce żeglarzy. Mimo zniszczeń, miejsce to nadal pozwala wyobrazić sobie dawne ceremonie i poczuć ducha historii. Idealne dla miłośników archeologii i mitologii.

It is a random walk around to see stones and such. I have just now thanks to Google realised what we have witnessed. But some cool spots to sit down or take pictures so we surely enjoyed it.

It feels a little strange to review ruins, which are always a special place to visit, so what I mean to express with my 3 stars, is the lack of information and what it is you might be looking at/how each area was used. I had hoped to be able to see the ruins of the sanctuary of aphrodite and the one of hercules, as well as of course the agora itself. But, because there are no signs or information, you cannot identify each individual area for its own unique history. It was free to enter which I suppose explains this. I would have happily paid if the visit came with more information

(Translated by Google) The place is quite nice but without explanation and left relatively abandoned, it gives a rustic impression and at least it's free (Original) L'endroit est plutôt sympas mais sans explication et laisse relativement a l'abandon cela donne une impression rustique et au moins c'est gratuit

(Translated by Google) It's great that there's no entrance fee, and it's definitely worth strolling through. Unfortunately, there weren't any information panels or pictures showing what it originally looked like. They must have been there at some point, as can be seen in pictures from older reviews. Thanks to Google, we at least got some explanations to give us a rough idea. (Original) Toll, dass es keinen Eintritt kostet und es lohnt sich auf jeden Fall durchzuschlendern. Leider gab es keine Schautafeln mit Erklärungen oder Bildern, wie es ursprünglich aussah. Die müssen früher einmal da gewesen sein, wie auf Bildern älterer Bewertungen zu sehen ist. Dank Google haben wir wenigstens ein paar Erklärungen bekommen, um eine kleine Vorstellung davon zu haben.

(Translated by Google) A great place that we discovered by chance. It's steeped in history, and for how old it is, a lot of it is still clearly visible. It's free and definitely worth a stroll! (Original) Toller Ort den wir Zufällig gefunden haben. Sehr viel Historie steckt dahinter und dafür das all das schon so alt ist ist noch einiges gut zu erkennen. Es ist Kostenlos & definitiv einen Spaziergang wert!

A place with a very well-preserved mosaic that is worth seeing.

Worth a visit. Actually more preserved than Asklepion. Nice stryctures stille visible. Make sure to enjoy the flooring made of tiny tiles (to be found under the canopy)

(Translated by Google) When visiting the city of Kos, a walk in this archaeological site is advisable. Free entry which however does not justify the tall grass and the bins full of rubbish that have not been emptied and in general the almost total lack of interest in the conservation of this artistic heritage. (Original) Nella visita della città di Kos una passeggiata in questo sito archeologico è consigliabile. Ingresso gratuito che comunque non giustifica l'erba alta e i cestini pieni di immondizia non svuotati ed in generale la quasi totale carenza di interesse nella conservazione di questo patrimonio artistico.

(Translated by Google) It's worth seeing, but unfortunately it's in a semi-abandoned state. The mosaics are quite impressive, many of them covered to preserve them. Admission is free, but there's no explanatory signage or map of the site, which isn't exactly small. Visited by many tourists, it would take very little to make it more accessible. (Original) Vale la pena vederlo, purtroppo è in stato di semi abbandono. Mosaici niente male, moltissimi coperti per preservarli. Ingresso gratuito, manca qualunque tipo di cartello esplicativo e una mappa del sito che non è piccolissimo. Visitato da molti turisti basterebbe veramente poco per renderlo più fruibile.

(Translated by Google) A recommended stop if you're visiting the city of Kos. A fascinating archaeological site, free admission. Unfortunately, it's not very well maintained and deserves better preservation. (Original) Tappa consigliata se si visita la città di Kos. Affascinante sito archeologico, ingresso libero. Non è molto ben tenuto purtroppo e meriterebbe maggiore valorizzazione.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful site. Much has been preserved, definitely worth seeing. We were allowed in for free, even for those younger than 25 years, which makes it even more rewarding. (Original) Zeer mooie site. Veel bewaard gebleven, zeker de moeite om te bezien. Wij mochten gratis binnen wegen jonger dan 25 jaar, wat het extra positief maakt.

(Translated by Google) Nice for a stroll. Interesting excavations with beautiful columns, archways, and mosaics. Unfortunately, it's currently closed for construction, but if you want to, you can find a way in. (Original) Schön zum schlendern. Interessante Ausgrabungen mit schönen Säulen, Torbögen und Mosaik. Jetzt ist es leider wegen Bauarbeiten geschlossen, aber wenn man will findet man einen weg rein.

(Translated by Google) Secluded, quiet, long pebble beach. Perfect for a long walk (but in shoes, the stones make it impossible to walk barefoot). From time to time, near water sports centers and hotels - deckchairs. (Original) Ustronna, spokojna, długa plaża żwirowa. Idealna na długi spacer (ale w butach, kamienie uniemożliwiają spacer boso). Co jakiś czas, przy centrach sportów wodnych i hotelach - leżaki.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place for vacation. Small downside for the flat beach, you absolutely need shoes to go in the water.. (Original) Endroit magnifique pour les vacances. Petit bémol pour la plage de galette, il faut absolument des chaussures pour aller dans l eau..

(Translated by Google) Crystal clear waters (Original) Πεντακάθαρα νερά

(Translated by Google) Great place!! (Original) Υπέροχο μέρος!!

(Translated by Google) SHE'S WONDERFUL (Original) ΥΠΕΡΟΧΗ ΕΙΝΑΙ

(Translated by Google) Pebbles were not pleasant on the feet (Original) Kiezels waren niet prettig aan de voetjes

I wish this had been better maintained, the grass is overgrown and there is rubbish everywhere. For such a special place, it is a great shame. Some of the ruins are actually in a good condition and I enjoyed sitting and spending time there. Lots of butterflies and lizards around. My 3 stars are due to the rubbish and lack of information about the history, this site could be so much more

At this moment some ruin places no longer maintained, this one is easily seen from the main road.

Small neglected archaeological site with no information posted whatsoever.

Pretty much a ruined ruin!! 😁

(Translated by Google) Early Byzantine Basilica of St. Gabriel discovered by Italian archaeologists in 1935. It was located in a flood area, so drainage work was necessary. A fragment of the altar with a baptismal font and floor mosaics were found and moved to the museum. The area is not very well-kept, located on the coastal road to Psalidi. Picturesque ruins. (Original) Wczesnobizantyjska bazylika St. Gabriel odkryta przez włoskich archeologów w 1935r. Znajdowała się na terenie zalewowym więc konieczne były pracę melioracyjne. Znaleziono fragment ołtarza z chrzcielnicą i mozaiki podłogowe przeniesione do muzeum. Teren niezbyt zadbany, znajdujący się przy drodze nadmorskiej do Psalidi. Malownicze ruiny.

(Translated by Google) A medieval archaeological site that was originally poorly located in easily flooded terrain. For the same reason it was abandoned. Rediscovered, the most valuable pieces went to the museum and minor vestiges remain on the site, although the Byzantine column to the left of the apse is of interest. The site is open and neglected facing the beach. (Original) Un yacimiento arqueológico medieval que originalmente quedó mal emplazado en un terreno fácilmente inundable. Por lo mismo se abandonó. Redescubierto, las piezas de mayor valor pasaron al museo y en el sitio se mantienen vestigios menores, aunque es de interés la columna bizantina a la izquierda del ábside. El sitio está abierto y descuidado frente a la playa.

(Translated by Google) There's not much to see. There's a lack of information about the property on site. (Original) Niewiele jest do oglądania. Brakuje na miejscu informacji o obiekcie.

Lovely owner. Really friendly. €7 euros each with free small bottle of water. 16 holes. Definitely worth a go, you might get a hole in 1!

Really Nice owners. You can play 16 courses and get a free bottle of water for 7 euro’s. Lots of fun and lot of variety in courses as well!

16 holes The owner is so friendly Free bottle of water each and 7 euros each to play Very cheap and worth a visit

We had a great time playing this evening. It’s €7 per person including a bottle of water & is 16 holes. The owner is very friendly and has thought of everything to make it enjoyable. Really recommend.

Owned by a friendly gentleman. Courses are a bit dated but enjoyable. The vibes are chill, close the sea. We got a free bottle of water to drink while playing. There are toilets available

Just played mini golf with my partner. the owner was so nice, gave us free bottles of water. Had such fun playing mini golf, many holes to play. Lovely view overlooking bodrum as we drank our water. Parked across the road, easy to find. Recommend to anyone apart from FFI Evans.

Great facility with very friendly owners. Every player receives a bottle of water. The courses are varied, and there's always plenty of seating between them. I highly recommend it; it's especially fun in the evenings when it's a bit cooler.

Simple but cute beach. 10 euros for a comfy sunbed, drink, showers and toilet. Staff super helpful. Clean beach, shop with reasonable priced food nearby.

Well what can I say about this hidden beauty. this really was the topping on the cake for us. beautiful beach front café. the owner and her family were so welcoming and helpful. you can get a sunbed and a drink for $10 euros. the water has a lot of rocks in it so I'd recommend you buy some beach shoes to go in. This is definitely a must for anyone who wants to sunbath in a quiet and hidden area. And lastly, their are a lot of cats. 1 in particular took a liking to my partner and slept under his chair whilst we had a drink 🥰

The reviews don’t lie! Very nice beach, comfy sunbeds and in my opinion reasonably priced. For 10€ you get a sunbed, one drink, proper bathroom and a shower/changing room. You can clearly see this place is well maintained. Entrance to the sea can be a bit rocky but unless you are extremely sensitive you probably survive without shoes.

Great beach 12 euro for 2 subbed and parasol and you get a free soft drink or coffee. Has a lovely seating area to sit when you buy your lunch and wine from the supermarket across the road and the friendly owners will give you a glass of ice for your wine. There are toilets and a shower which are keep spotless.

Beautiful, wonderful, a place i will remember forever. The bubbles here were just spectacular, blew my mind. The restaurant up from the beach was also super, 10/10

Look out for the ship! In the middle of the morning a ships pass in front of the beach and five minutes later some long waves arrive and they wet half the beach. But don’t worry someone came and warned us. We just moved for five minutes then the waves came and it was all back to normal. But the place was pretty and there was a bit tree to take cover from the hot sun

A really relaxed and chill family-owned beach. Friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable sun beds. Amazing water and views. Not crowded. Will be coming back.