Kos is a unique, attractive and very, very young destination. We won't tell you too much about its rich (pre)history here. But we will tell you about some of the most interesting things you can do on the island to have an unforgettable time. (see map of Kos)

And one comment before we start. As on most islands, having a car is a big advantage. But if you don't have one, you should know that public transport on the island is very well organised and you won't have any problems. (see bus timetables in kos KTEL)

Of course, you can start by taking a stroll around the old town. Αdmirate its beautiful architecture, a very interesting mix of Italian and Ottoman tradition which gives it its distinctive identity. Apart from that, you'll find plenty of shops to relax in, whether you want a coffee or some food. And plenty of shopping, if that's what you're after.

The bar, “streetThat's what the locals call it in English. And it's hardly surprising, as Kos fills up with tourists in the summer. It may not be the number one destination for Greeks, but non-Greeks love it. And this street full of shops, bars and cafés, catering for all tastes, will become your favourite place to spend the evening.

Leaving the capital, you'll go to Asclepieion.  There, to see the ancient foundations of the temple and pay homage to the place that gave the world Hippocrates, the father of medicine. It's not far from the city, and the site is magnificent, full of cypress trees. And you can see that we give priority to archaeology, because even if you love archaeology, on holiday you want to relax. So, a nice walk around the site, a renewed sense of love for the past, and off we go for a swim.