The wild life and natural experience is well complimented by unique luxury accommodation with massive thick stone masonry walls, large windows, design artist bathrooms and large wood verandas within steps from your own parking spot.
The complex consists of 16 deluxe rooms, 7 two-bedroom apartments, a restaurant which offers “Greek Mediterranean” cuisine featuring the finest local products prepared in a tasteful and imaginative way.
A brand new and modern kite – shaped pool.
Keros Blue also offer to its guests a private beach with umbrellas, sunbeds and a small bar, as well as our new water sports station with instruction, rental, storage and rescue.
Our station is in partnership with and operated by ION Club.
Services
- 16h Reception
- 24h Concierge services through mobile device
- Wake up calls
- Free High -Speed Wi-Fi Internet
- Daily maid service
- Change of linen every 3 days
- Large kite shape pool
- Umbrellas and sunbeds around pool
- Beach and pool towels
- A la carte restaurant
- Free parking area
- Free shuttle to our Keros Blue beach and water sports station
Services with extra charge
/Provided by local partners/
- Transfer to/from the airport or port
- Room Service
- Private meals
- Dry cleaning & Laundry
- Groceries purchase
- Massages and treatments
- Yoga sessions
- Kite surf lessons
- Kitesurfing equipment rental
- Equipment Storage
- Car rental
- Bike rental
- Excursions & tours
The Spot Keros
Keros beach is Europe’s best kept secret when it comes to amazing kitesurf conditions: an uncrowded spot, good winds, beautiful nature and authentic culture. It offers everything you wish- flat water in the north part of the beach and waves in the south point of the bay. The spot is perfect for beginners with the huge standing area up to the pro riders who want to freestyle.
Keros bay is much more than just a surfing spot; the whole bay falls within the protected areas of NATURA 2000 and offers stunning views of unspoiled nature, hundreds of meters of sandy beaches, and clear blue water, salt lakes with pink flamingos.
Keros Beach
The Island
of Hephaestus
Sand dunes in what is considered one of the largest European deserts, rugged coastlines and thermal springs.
Limnos is a lovely Greek island, positioned in the northern part of the Aegean Sea. It is a destination for a peaceful holiday in close contact with nature, sheltered gulfs, extensive sand beaches and landscapes of volcanic rocks, alternate with small hills and traditional villages of stone houses.
The island has preserved itself from the mass tourism and is ideal for family and romantic vacations as well as for surf lovers. With rich history and mythology and one of the oldest excavations for those who want to enrich their holidays.
Capital of the island is Myrina, a town beautiful for its traditional paved alleys, its old stone mansions, its promenade by the sea with all the restaurants and cafes, and last but not least for its Byzantine Castle. The impressive castle that overlooks the town lies on a rocky and steep peninsula where deer roam freely.
Mythology
The history of the island goes deep back in time. According to ancient Greek mythology, Limnos was the island of Hephaestus, the god of fire and volcanoes. A myth says that he landed on this island when Hera, his mother, had a lover quarrel with Zeus, his father, and when their son Hephaestus tried to intervene, he threw him from Mount Olympus. Hephaestus broke his leg when he landed on the island and remained lame ever after. The people of the island took care of him and in return, the god taught them his art of ironsmith.
Lemnos came under the Persian rule in the 5th century BC and joined the Athenian League after the end of the Persian Wars. After the division of the Roman Empire, Lemnos became part of the Byzantine Empire and a strong Byzantine Castle was built for its protection.
The geographical position of the island and the security of its gulfs upgraded its military position. After the fall of the Byzantine Empire, Lemnos became prey to pirate raids. The island was an object of wars between the Venetians and the Turks and was finally set free in 1912.
Home of Nature
Limnos boasts unique ecosystems, from harshed landscapes, cascading waterfalls, sea caves and spectacular beaches. In Limnos visitors will be amazed to discover that the island is home to a sandy desert.
On the north side of Lemnos, in an area called Gomati, visitors have the chance to witness a unique and unexpected sight, a small desert. The 7 hectare area is located away from the sea full and it’s full of sand and dunes constantly changing shape, just like in the Sahara desert, depending on the direction of the wind.
The sand dunes, which were created by natural erosion caused by the prevailing winds blowing across the sea, are known as “Pachies Ammoudies” or “Ammothines” and are by far the most attractive element of the island.
At the north part of the island at the Cape of Falakro, or ‘Falakro’ as the locals call it, a beautiful geographical phenomenon reveals the geographic history of Limnos and creates some superb imagery.
Millions of years ago, hot volcanic lava flooded out of the depths of the earth and froze to crystal as soon as it came in contact with the sea waters.
Impressive natural sculptures arised as a result, which the locals also call by the impressive name … “fragokefala”. The dozens of shades of yellow frozen lava and the spherical geological formations, next to the picturesque coves of the sea, are worth a visit.
Last but not least,while traveling between the villages Repanidi and Kontopouli take a look at the small forest with oak-trees, which is the only extensive natural wooded area on Limnos.
Approximately 2,500 acres are covered by perennial oaks, which probably were part of an older natural forest, that was deforested so as to become grazing land and at the same time to supply the island with timber. Many birds are nesting in their branches and complement the rich bird life of the area, which is adjacent to the most important wetlands of the island.
Gastronomy
Lemnos is well-known for its strong gastronomic tradition, influenced by many areas of Minor Asia. The long history of this place is strongly connected with the production of the sublime product like the local wine, the cheese and the wheat of excellent quality which supported the economic development of the island in several periods.
When it’s time to eat, you will find all sorts of taverns on the island mainly serving Greek cuisine.
Go for the little ones for tasty delicacies and good company. You will find fresh fish and good wine everywhere on the island. Also keep in mind that in the small villages you will find the true tastes of Lemnos, lovingly prepared for you by the locals. Before you go, stock up on local products such as their famed cheese, “kalathaki”, as well as wine, pasta, honey and “venizelika”– chocolate fondant and brandy with a history!
If you want to get to know Lemnos in an authentic way and spend time with the locals, all you need to do is book a Taste Lemnos hands-on tourism experience. Cooking and wine tasting lessons, sunset picnics, horse riding and pottery with “Limnia Gi”clay are but a few of your options. You can also get yourself a copy of “Taste Lemnos: The Book” either before you come to the island or during your stay to get better acquainted with Lemnos gastronomy and culture.
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