Flights to

Kos

Things to see and do in Kos

Kos old town and historic sites – stroll through the compact historic centre to see multiple interesting sites such as Castle of Neratzia, Tree of Hippocrates, Ancient Agora, Western Archaeological Zone and Roman Odeon.

Asclepieion of Kos – the island’s most important archaeological site, where healing and the teaching of medicine came together. Hippocrates founded his school here.

Antimachia Castle – a dramatic medieval fortress in the island’s interior with sea views.

Kos town cycle path – known as one of Greece’s most bike-friendly islands, Kos has a dedicated cycle path that runs along the waterfront and side streets. Ideal for sightseeing on two wheels.

Zia village – head inland for a traditional atmosphere, local tavernas and sweeping views across the island. Especially popular at sunset.

Beaches – Kos has a variety of beaches, from popular sandy stretches, like Tigaki, Marmari and Mastichari, to more scenic spots such as Agios Stefanos. Therma Beach combines a beach day with a natural hot spring.

Sights and activities near Kos

Nisyros – take a boat trip to this small volcanic island. Visit the active volcanic crater, walk through steam-filled terrain and spend time in traditional villages.

Kalymnos – a popular island-hopping destination from Kos, known for its long maritime history. Explore lovely harbour towns, learn about the island’s sponge‑diving tradition and enjoy local food.

Pserimos – a quiet, sparsely populated island offering a peaceful contrast to busier destinations. Most visits focus on swimming in the clear waters and relaxing by the sea.