British tourists. Most locals speak fluent English, and the bay is home to an expatriate population. Kamari Bay is also a popular tourist destination for Dutch, Italian, German, and Russian tourists. It is considered to be a quieter Kos resort, in comparison to other tourist destinations such as Kardamena and the environs of Kos Town. Local restaurants offer European food, Italian cuisine, Indian and Chinese meals, in addition to traditional Greek tavernas. The area features several music venues and occasional live music. Local island produce includes bakery products, meats, honey, fruit, and vegetables. Boat trips operate from the harbour to the island of Nisyros. Angling is popular, especially in the deepwater of the harbour area. Local fishing boats also operate in the harbour and sell their produce to local restaurants. Transportation The bay area is served by a bus service to Kefalos via the harbour, and towards Kos via the main road using the eastern road. Buses run from here to Kos Town via Paradise Beach, the airport and Antimachia, Mastichari, and Zipari. Several rental companies operate in the bay area, which provide cars, motorbikes, scooters, quad-bikes, and bicycles. Religion Religion is observed by locals, particularly amongst the older generations. Churches, even if not regularly used, are often meticulously maintained. On Sundays, some businesses are closed or have restricted opening hours, particularly in the village of Kefalos. References Kos Kamari Landforms of Kos (regional unit) Landforms of the South Aegean