Pyli, sometimes spelled Pili, is a traditional little village close to the middle of
Kos island, about 15km south west of
Kos Town and about 10km from the islands airport.
The village is centred around the small square that's home to many traditional stone buildings, cafes and tavernas. There’s also a number of shops including a couple of art shops with locally made paintings, pottery and jewellery.
There is some accommodation available in Pyli but for most people it’s more likely a place to day trip to or visit rather than somewhere to base your entire holiday.
If you'd like to stay in the area then have a look at the Pyli page of booking.com
here. Alternatively find a great package holiday through Tui
here.
Nightlife in Pyli is minimal, there's no late night bars, no karaoke, no Greek nights and definitely no clubs. This isn't the sort of place where you can go on bar crawls or stay up all night drinking.
In general you'll just have a nice evening meal and a few drinks in the restaurant and that'll be it.
Close to Pyli is the byzantine castle called
Paleo Pili which is definitely worth a look round with spectaular views on offer there too. There's also the tourist village of
Marmari which is where you'll find the nearest beach,
Marmari Beach.
Also in the area is
Kardamena which is great for a night out partying and
Zia which is perfect for a romantic evening meal whilst watching the sun go down.
