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A delightful Dodecanese isle, where ancient Greece collides with a modern-day hubbub and family-friendly beaches galore.
Although it claims the best beaches in the Dodecanese (making it an enduringly popular holiday destination), Kos has more to offer besides sandy shores. Hike the mountains, soak in hot springs, or venture to ancient ruins to learn about early healing practices. And while there are Corinthian columns, medieval castles, and Hellenistic casas to seek out, factor in time for lazy lunches in tavernas and people-watching along the harbourfront in Kos Town.
Hotels range from petit and chic boltholes to all-singing, all-dancing family resorts. Most take full advantage of the beautiful beaches, whether you want to indulge in some serious R&R or get active and try watersports.
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Kos Hotels
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Holidays in Kos

- Kos
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This elegant beachfront resort close to Kos Town has adult-only spaces for couples and a wealth of family-friendly facilities
From £1,042 p/p
- Kos
- 5 Star
A one-of-a-kind boutique hotel on the island of Kos renowned for its sublime service
From £1,089 p/p
- Kos
- 5 Star
Set by the crystalline waters of an exclusive Blue Flag beach, this resort takes inspiration from Greece’s mythological tales.
From £997 p/p
- Kos
- 5 Star
A glamorous, tranquil hotel with an incredible pool, situated on Kos’ northern coast.
From £1,090 p/p
- Kos
- 5 Star
Set on Kos’s glorious southwest coast, this exclusive gem offers one of the island’s best all-inclusive packages.
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Aegean Islands Adventure
Crusade the cobalt waters of the Aegean sea for an ocean-bound adventure you’ll reminisce on for years to come. Setting sail from the colourful Kardamena harbour, the shimmer and glimmer of the sea waves lend a breathtaking backdrop to our adventure. Soak up the sights and sounds beyond from the traditional boat deck before anchoring at our first stop, Agios Antonios, for a slow saunter along the beachfront and a tranquilising shallow water paddle. You’ll also find a quaint chapel perched atop a nearby hill, and take it from us, the panorama from here is nothing short of spectacular. Agios Antonios will instantly reacquaint you with the peace and calm that you’re craving, while our second island stop, Nissyros, ups the tempo with a resident active volcano. Our journey draws to a postcard-perfect close in magnificent Mandraki, where traditional Greek charm oozes from the walls of every white-washed structure.
• Duration: Full day
• Daily departures
• Group experience
Discover Kos
Bask in the enchantment of the ‘Island of Hippocrates’ as you journey to captivating Kos. This full-day tour lends a glimpse into Greece’s mesmerising ancient culture, with a peppering of prehistoric temples and aged architecture just waiting to be discovered. If you’ve got a soft spot for spectacular scenery, our second stop, Zia, offers a money-can’t-buy outlook at the azure ocean and postcard-perfect skyline. Be sure to snap plenty of photographs as a memento of your travels, and if you’re all about those historical landmarks, carve out some time to visit the charming village church. Self-professed foodies will find their flavour fix at the traditional tavernas of Mastichari, while Kefalos impresses with an exclusive catalogue of pristine beaches, perfect for indulging in a barefoot sandy stroll.
• Duration: Full day
• Daily departures
• Group experience
Get to know Kos and those important practicalities when planning your perfect holiday.
GMT+2
Euro
4 hours
Christianity (majority Greek Orthodox)
Greek
Where is Kos?
Closer to Turkey than mainland Greece, Kos is the third largest of the Dodecanese islands in the Aegean Sea, a gaggle of sun-drenched isles renowned for their sandy beaches.
Kos Town
The island’s lively capital is peppered with ancient Greek ruins, and there’s a 15th-century castle overlooking the harbour. But modern life thrives in Kos Town, with vibrant bars, cafes, and a busy waterfront area.
Island villages
Swap the buzz of Kos Town and drive to the quieter coastal towns for sleepy seafront tavernas or venture into the mountain villages for a glimpse into authentic local life.
Beaches
Aptly named Paradise Beach on the southwest edge of Kos is lapped by clear water where it's easy to find a quiet patch to call your own towards its eastern end. On the north coast, Mastihari Beach is ideal for families, complete with sunbeds and parasols.
Thermal springs
Soak in the sulfuric waters where the water of Kos’ Therma Hot Springs emerges into the sea, said to have abundant therapeutic benefits — or a relaxing time nevertheless!
Hellenistic heritage
Discover the Asklepieion, the ruins of an ancient healing temple where Hippocrates practised — plus a museum that tells the broader story of Kos’ Hellenistic heritage.
Food & drink
As you might expect from a Greek island, there are plenty of opportunities to feast on traditional dishes in local tavernas, but there’s also a distinct Italian influence on Kos.
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