Location

Discover Kos

Kos is one of the most historically rich and naturally beautiful islands in the Dodecanese, offering a unique combination of ancient heritage, crystal-clear waters and authentic Greek island atmosphere.

Historical & Cultural Attractions in Kos

Asklepion of Kos (4 km)

One of the most important archaeological sites in Greece, the Asklepion was an ancient healing center dedicated to Asclepius and closely connected to Hippocrates, the father of medicine. Built on three terraces with panoramic island views, it is a must-visit landmark.

Castle of the Knights (Neratzia Castle) - Kos Harbor (1.5 km)

A 15th-century fortress built by the Knights of Saint John, located at the entrance of Kos harbor. A walk around the castle and marina area is one of the highlights of Kos Town.

Tree of Hippocrates - Kos Harbor (1.5 km)

According to tradition, Hippocrates taught his students under this historic plane tree, which remains one of the island's most iconic landmarks.

Ancient Agora - Kos Town (1.5 km)

Situated in the heart of the town, this archaeological site features remains from the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

Casa Romana (2 km)

A beautifully restored Roman villa showcasing impressive mosaics and architecture from the Roman era.

Beaches in Kos

Lampi Beach (200 m)

Located just steps from Milva Mare Luxury Apartments, Lampi Beach offers clear waters, organized sections with sunbeds and beach bars, as well as quieter spots for relaxation.

Tigaki Beach (11 km)

A long sandy beach with shallow turquoise waters, ideal for families and relaxed swimming.

Paradise Beach (35 km)

Famous for its crystal-clear waters and natural underwater bubbles caused by volcanic activity. Perfect for snorkeling and water sports.

Agios Stefanos Beach (40 km)

One of the most photographed beaches in Kos, featuring a small chapel and ancient ruins on a nearby islet.

Mastichari Beach (22 km)

A sandy beach on the northwest side of the island is the departure point for boats to Kalymnos.

Therma Beach (13 km)

A unique natural hot spring where warm mineral waters flow into the sea, creating a relaxing spa-like experience in a dramatic volcanic landscape.

Agios Fokas Beach (14 km)

Located on the southeastern coast of Kos, Agios Fokas Beach is known for its clear waters, volcanic landscape, and peaceful atmosphere. The beach offers both organized sections and quieter areas, making it ideal for visitors seeking relaxation away from the crowds.

Camel Beach (30 km)

A small and picturesque cove with turquoise waters and impressive rock formations. Camel Beach is perfect for snorkeling and those looking for a more secluded and scenic beach experience.

Dive Into Adventure

Activities & Experiences in Kos

Kos is one of the most bike-friendly islands in Greece, with flat coastal cycling routes connecting Lampi, Kos Town, and Tigaki.

Visitors can also enjoy:

Boat trips to Kalymnos, Plati, and Pserimos, the so-called 3-island tour
Private cruises and sunset sailing
Diving and water sports
Hiking routes with panoramic sea views
Daily trip to volcano island Nisyros