Mitsis Blue Domes in Kardamena, Kos

in Kardamena, Kos, Greek Islands

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Mitsis Blue Domes in Kardamena, Kos, Greek Islands

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Mitsis Blue Domes details

The Mitsis Blue Domes offers an array of facilities and amenities, with the highest standard of to satisfy the most discerning customer, plus a high standard of accommodation. Guests can relax by the pool, enjoy the extensive spa facilities, or explore lively Kardamena.

Mitsis Blue Domes location

Situated on a beach; 4km to Kardamena beach; 4km to the restaurants, shops and bars in Kardamena

Facilities

large outdoor swimming pool areas with features including bridges and decking
main buffet restaurant
ten à la carte restaurants
six bars
Wi-Fi (selected areas)
kayaks/canoes
pedaloes
sailing
snorkelling
windsurfing
waterskiing
French bowls
pool table
spa centre with indoor pool and beauty treatments
massage
whirlpool
steam room
video games
For children: Hotel-run kids' clubs (4-7yrs and 8-12yrs) and teens' club (13-16yrs, Jul-Aug), kids' pool, highchairs and cots available

Accommodation

Room facilities

Rooms (1-3 people) have twin or double beds, individually controlled air conditioning, satellite TV, hairdryer, balcony or terrace and sea view.

Sharing pool rooms are on the ground floor with direct access to a shared swimming pool from the terrace, without a sea view.

Single rooms and bungalows (up to 4 people, with garden view or sea view) are available.

Family rooms (2-4 people) have twin beds, with additional beds in a separate partitioned bedroom.

Maisonettes (up to 5 people, with double or twin beds, plus 3 extra beds in a separate area) are available.

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Kardamena guide

Situated mid-way along the south coast of the Dodecanesian island of Kos, Kardamena is one of the most popular resorts in Greece, particularly with young Brits looking for a lively and entertaining holiday. Once a small fishing village, the town is now very commercialised with scores of English-style pubs and restaurants, and tightly packed apartment blocks. A wide variety of watersports can be organised from the long sandy beach and the Kardamena resort is well-placed for those who want to explore the island's fascinating interior.

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Maximum Temp (°C)	15	15	18	21	26	32	35	35	30	26	21	16
Minimum Temp (°C)	8	8	10	13	17	21	24	24	21	17	13	10
Average no. of dry days	20	18	23	22	27	29	31	31	28	26	21	17
Average daily rainfall (mm)	2.7	2.7	2	1.5	0.5	0.1	0.3	0.1	0.4	1.4	3.1	4.7
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At a glance

scenery 3 stars
shopping 4 stars
family 2 stars
watersports 5 stars
young 5 stars
cost 3 stars

nightlife 5 stars
sightseeing 3 stars
beach 4 stars
restaurants 4 stars

Activities

The main beach in Kardamena is ideal for lazy days in the sun and for watersports - everything from pedalos to jet skiing and banana rides can be organised, as well as scuba diving and snorkelling. Other beaches with watersports are Banana Beach and Sovereign Beach. The aptly-named Bubble Beach is popular, and nearby Helona Beach is recognised by the Blue Flag programme. There are fascinating historical sites scattered around the island to see while on holiday, particularly in the capital Kos Town, 40 minutes away. Further afield, boat tours can be arranged to the spectacular volcanic island of Nisyros and to Rhodes (though be aware the journey takes almost three hours).

Restaurants

There is a wide choice of restaurants in Kardamena to suit all tastes, from Indian and traditional Greek to fast food joints and cafes offering full English breakfasts and Premiership football. Even those with a penchant for good home food should try the local fare, at least once. Good Greek restaurants include Andreas, Scala, the Chrisopoulos Family Taverna and El Greco, all on the seafront.

Nightlife

It's not quite Ibiza, but the nightlife in Kardamena is still fairly intense, with dozens of bars and clubs catering for all musical tastes, from indie classics in the aptly named Stone Roses Bar to cheesy pop in Cheeky Monkeys. The main nightclubs are Status, Starlight, Honey and Downtown, which all stay open until 4am, and 6am at weekends.

Shopping

Kardamena is packed with shops offering everything from designer clothes to tacky holiday souvenirs. Most are located around the main square. Good buys include the local jewellery and sponge (from the Nisyros volcano). For those in self-catering apartments, there are some good supermarkets offering most of the well-known brands. The two largest, both called Louis, are situated in the main square and by the bridge at the top of Main Bar Street. There are also some interesting local markets, including one on Bodrum, across the water in Turkey (Tuesdays).

Negatives

Holiday visitors should be warned that all the bars on the main strip along the Kardamena seafront have loads of touts working for them, trying to get tourists in, which can become annoying after a few nights. Drinks can be expensive, for Greece; it's best to stick to the local beers.