Dodecanese, Greece
From short layovers to extended stays, these plans offer a starting point for exploring Kos based on your available time.
Discover highlights for a 24-hour visit, a weekend, a week, or a two-week deep dive into the island's charm.
Shape your Kos visit to align with your specific interests, whether history, food, adventure, or family fun.
Immerse yourself in Kos's rich past, from ancient ruins to medieval castles and traditional villages.
Taste the island's flavors, from fresh seafood to local wines and honey.
Get active with cycling, water sports, hiking, and exploring off-road.
Fun for all ages with beaches, parks, and activities.
Tailor your journey with routes focused on art, architecture, wellness, or spiritual experiences.
Explore Italian-era architecture, Byzantine churches, and Roman mosaics at Casa Romana. Wander traditional Dodecanesian villages.
Relax at Therma Beach's hot springs. Find peace at monasteries or chapels. Seek out yoga sessions or spa treatments.
Beyond main sites, visit local museums like the Folklore Museum of Antimachia for insights into traditional island life.
Kos caters to varying budgets. Plan your trip according to your financial comfort.
Maximize savings with basic accommodation, local transport, and self-catering food choices.
Enjoy comfort and a balance of amenities with reasonable prices.
Indulge in premium accommodations, private transport, and exclusive activities.
Achieve a great trip while watching your budget with these smart strategies.
Kos presents different experiences across its seasons.
This is the peak time for beach activities, swimming, and sunbathing. All beach facilities and water sports centers operate fully.
These periods are ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities, with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
The low season suits travelers keen on experiencing Kos's authentic local life, away from tourist bustle.
Tailor your trip to align with seasonal benefits and potential limitations.
Be prepared for large crowds and higher prices in July and August.
Many tourist-oriented businesses close from November to April.