Therma Springs Kos

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. I think this place is a marmite situation, you'll love it or hate it. It wasn't for me unfortunately the smell was too strong, it was busy and etc. However - here are some tips if you go: - Take solid bottom shoes, it's sharp and difficult to walk without them. - Take care walking down the path not to slip on loose stones - You can park on either side of cafe at the top, you can drive down to bottom but it's steep and not recommend without a 4x4 vehicle - It's free The hot in the sea is a must-see place. What you need to know: There is parking. There is an amazing view that you can see everything from above. Before going down to the sea, there are cute goats free to roam. Be careful not to hurt them. They always want to eat. There is a great cafe where you can refresh yourself before and after going down to the sea. The descent is about 5 minutes, the ascent is about 12 minutes. There are sunbeds for rent and a small bar downstairs. Massage stations are available for a fee. And of course, entry to the sea and the hot is free. Please keep the place clean and beautiful. The is hot and you have to get used to it. Sometimes there is more sea water, sometimes less. And so the temperature changes. It is very fun, even for children who will only get used to it, like a jacuzzi. Don't stay too long in a row. The best time to visit is first thing on a morning. Take wet shoes with you for in the and trainers for the walk down the hill. Take a snorkel too as loads of fish. The is hotter than you think. It's free, natural however not toilets. It's nice and tidy. Support the local business in the car park also. Parking is free and is safe. What a great little gem. We got there just after 9am on a Thursday and there were only a handful of other people already so it was not busy at all and you could easily enjoy a hot bath. The journey down to the and back up can be a bit of a trek as it's quite rocky and sandy so make sure you're wearing comfortrable shoes but the views on your way in are great. The thermal is veeery hot at the spring, but gets colder towards the sea. Sadly it was packed with tourists (11am) and we didn't feel like going in as it's quite small. Try coming in the early morning hours 😊 We came here by car on a cloudy yet rainy day on the afternoon. You can park your car right at the end of the road next to a kiosk and walk down easily a 300m trail. After a little (not so pretty) beach the hot appears which is absolutely unique. It’s around 10 to 15m in diameter and very! hot. Beautiful stony beach right after it. Probably it’s totally crowded on a sunny day so I’d visit either very early or late and probably when it’s cloudy/rainy. The tooth and nothing else! It is a wonderful location. We walked from Fokas up the hill due to the bus schedule. The distance is approximately 3 kilometers. The descent from the top, where the restaurant is located, is manageable, although the gravel is somewhat loose. The pool, where the is situated, is small but still offers ample space. The has a slight smell of eggs 🥚, but it is not overwhelming. The is hot 😉, making the transition from the hot to the cold sea quite enjoyable. The goats are delightful; be sure to bring a few apples for them. You can also receive a full body massage 💆‍♂️ for 20 euros, which my partner described as excellent quality 👌 and very affordable. The bus schedules vary, but most buses depart from Kos Town on the hour, taking approximately 25 minutes to reach the destination, which may be helpful. Beautiful place, but a bit overcrowded and overrated. I expected a bit more to be honest. Worth a short visit tho. The walk down the hill is a bit steep but manageable in Flipflops or sandals Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.