Kos is home to a wide variety of stunning beaches. Whether you prefer sandy or pebbly, organized or quiet, calm or windy, you can discover a beach that meets your taste. Some of Kos’s most well-known and beautiful beaches are as follows:
Greek Easter, also known as Pascha, is the most significant religious and cultural celebration in Greece.
There are many delicious and traditional Greek dishes that you must try when you are in kos .
These are just some of the many mouthwatering Greek foods that you can enjoy.
Nisyros is a volcanic island roughly 25 nautical miles south of the island of Kos. There are daily trips by ferry out of Kardamena that will take you to the main port of Mandraki in about an hour.
Only 3.5 km northwest of Kos Town is the Asclepeion, the site of the Medical School of Kos, which once thrived. It lies on a slope overlooking Asia Minor. It is the most well-known landmark on Kos Island and is inextricably linked to Hippocrates. It is a striking location with an amazing view that is […]
Hatziemmanouil Winery is one of the best Kos vineyards to visit since it loves wine tourism. They showcase their Greek wines internationally, making this a great place to experience award-winning wine. Hatziemanouil Winery’s philosophy ensures top-notch wine. The family has loved and cared for the vineyards and wine production since 1920, ensuring the best raw […]
Zia is a mountain village with stunning scenery that lies at the base of Mount Dikaios, the highest mountain on Kos Island, which culminates at 846m above sea level. It is the southernmost and highest quarter of the Asfendiou village, lodged in deep green fruit trees with abundant crystal springs. Zia has been characterised as […]