Kos is one of the most beautiful islands of Greece and a very popular destination amongst travellers.

Kos, home of Hippocrates, father of medicine, gives the impression of an open air museum, where you will see ancient and mediaeval monuments as well as numerous archaeological sites.

Asklepieion

In Kos you can explore amazing Greek and Roman landmarks. Asklepieion is the most significant archaeological site on the island. In antiquity, it worked as a healing center and it got its name from Asklepios, son of Apollo and protector of health and medicine.In the town of Kos you should visit the mediaeval Neratzias Castle.

Kos has some of the most beautiful sandy with crystal blue waters  beaches .

Kos, is Greece’s Bicycle Island and a prime biking destination as the flat terrain of the island makes cycling an easy and popular choice.

Exploring Kos’ main town by bike is a great experience and highly recommended. Featuring a 13km cycle lane stretching right along the waterfront, the bicycle path of Kos begins from Faros beach all the way through to the end of the beach at Psalidi, with a distance of about 13 km.

Kos marina is made for premier sailing  and is the perfect place for setting sail in Aegean Sea.Kos marina accommodates yachts ranging from 8 to 80 metres and is located in the centre of Kos Island.

Kos Island has excellent tourist infrastructure and is easy accessible by boat and by plane.