Kos travel guides, covering beaches, hotels, resorts, towns, ferries, and practical tips for planning a trip to the Greek island.
Choosing between half board and all inclusive at Astir Odysseus Kos Resort and Spa can shape your entire holiday. Here is a clear look at what each plan covers, where extra fees apply, and how to decide which delivers the most value for a relaxed Kos getaway.
With its calm shallows, clear water, and convenient boat excursions, the Blue Lagoon delivers an easygoing snorkeling adventure between Kos and Pserimos that suits both first timers and families looking for a relaxed day on the sea.
Discover a quieter side of Kos with hidden beaches, hill villages, and simple day trips that help you avoid crowds.
This guide explains the best ways to visit Kos’s Blue Lagoon, covering routes from resorts, boat types, prices, and day trip choices.
Discover Kos with a first timer guide covering sandy beaches, walkable Kos Town, historic ruins, and easy island boat trips.
Discover Kos Town on foot, where ancient ruins, medieval landmarks, seaside cafés, and beaches come together in an easy walkable setting.
Find your ideal Kos beach with a quick guide to Paradise Beach, Tigaki, Marmari, and quieter stretches across the island.
Kos, Rhodes, or Crete each offer a different Greek island experience. This guide helps you choose the right one fast.
Find the right place to stay in Kos with a simple area guide covering transport, travel styles, and hotel options.
Kos delivers some of the most memorable food in the Dodecanese. Here is a practical guide to local specialties, signature dishes, and where to eat for an authentic Greek island meal.
This month by month Kos travel guide breaks down climate, swimming conditions, visitor numbers, and prices to help you plan a trip that fits your style, whether that means lively summer days or calmer and more affordable periods.
Kos blends history, beaches, and easygoing village life, making it one of Greece’s most approachable islands.
