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Marmari is a small fishing village located 15 kilometers west of the town of Kos.
Marmari is famous for its sandy beaches merging into the dunes, for shadowy trees growing right on the beach and good beach equipment including sun loungers and beach chairs with or without umbrellas and a few beach volleyball and football courts. All these facilities make Marmari a very popular tourist place.
Besides, Marmari is very popular among water sports fans, especially windsurfing.
But if you want to have a rest in a quiet corner of the beach you can easily find it just in two hundred meters from the central beach of Marmari.
Marmari has a few cafes, taverns and restaurants where you can have nice dinner at rather low prices.
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Another small village called Mastichari is located not far from Marmari.
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