Kos Overview

Kos is the second-biggest Greek Dodecanese Island after Rhodes. It is a popular tourist destination and attracts people to its beautiful beaches, posh resorts and crystal-clear waters. more...

Kos Activities

Kos is a culturally significant island with a history dating to the ancient Greeks. There are a number of archaeological treasures which have been unearthed and should be visited if you have the time. The Asklipieion was once the most important building on the island, although today the most popular attraction is the excavation site where many ancient relics and constructions have been uncovered. more...

Kos Sightseeing

This museum makes for a great family day out and will also be educational for the children. There is a wide range of exhibits which includes a Third century mosaic and a statue of Hippocrates which dates back to 460 BC. There are also pottery displays and a number of beautiful mosaics, statues and ancient relics. more...

Kos Transport

Ippokratis Airport is the island's main airport and is a very busy single-terminal facility serving the numerous daily charter flights which arrive from all over Europe. It serves over 30 different airlines with the main flights arriving from and departing to the UK. Facilities include banks, ATMs, eateries, shops, bars and lounges. There are airport information desks located throughout should you need any assistance. more...

Kos Travel Tips

A visa is not required to enter Greece for citizens of the United States, Canada and the European Union. If you are arriving form another country, you will need to check with your nearest Greek Embassy. more...