Why Visit Kos? 

Kos is one of Greece’s most popular tourist destination’s due to its exquisite beaches and crystal-clear waters. The island is also known for its exceptional nightlife, with many referring to it as the best party island of the Dodecanese.

If you’re looking for a fun day out, a visit to Aquatica water park is the perfect place to go no matter what age you are! For those who love the beauty of nature, a jeep safari sunset tour will take you to the best spots to see the incredible Kos sunset. If you like the sound of an underwater adventure, experience some of the Greek Island’s incredible sea life with a scuba diving tour.

Kos is a great destination for young couples who enjoy a lively holiday. There is a great range of nightlife on the island, whether you prefer a casual drink or partying in some of Greece’s best nightclubs. Kos is also a fantastic family destination with plenty of attractions and family friendly hotels to keep the kid’s happy.

Planning a holiday to Kos? The best way to get there is by flying to Bodrum and then taking a 45-minute ferry. Flights to Bodrum from Dublin operate twice a week during the summer season. The flight time is roughly 4 hours and 25 minutes. 

Things to do in Kos 

Attractions 

A Kos holiday boasts many incredible attractions. It’s easy to fall in love with the island!

• If you’re looking to soak up the sun at one of Kos’ most beautiful beaches, look no further than Aghios Stefanos beach. Here you can swim in crystal clear waters beside the remains of two 6th century Paleo-Christian churches!
• A visit to Antimachia Castle is a great way to soak up the history of Kos. This church is also the perfect place to watch the sunset due to the panoramic views from the castle.
• A coffee in the beautifully eerie abandoned village of Haihoutes is a unique experience, with the village boasting incredible views of the Island.

Nightlife 

The best place’s to party in Kos are Kardamaina and Kos town. These towns are filled with bar’s and clubs, each having a nightlife strip where you can drink and dance the night away. Many bars and clubs stay open until 6am on the weekends.

Dining Out  

There is a wide variety of local and international cuisine is Kos, with many restaurant’s specialising in seafood. For those with a sweet tooth, don’t forget to try Loukoumades. These are Greek honey donuts served with yoghurt, trust us they are delicious!

For Families 

Kids will love the zoo in the Kos Natural Park. This small zoo is home to many interesting animals and is located in one of the islands most charming areas, Zia Vilage. This mountain village offers incredible views of the whole island.

Shopping  

Kos’s main market is in Eleftherias Square. This market takes place daily and there is a mix of souvenirs and local goods on offer. The perfect place to pick up a gift for your loved ones.

The Feast day of saint George

The Feast day of saint George is celebrated in Kos with a horse race. The majority of the Kos population head to the village of Pyli on April 23rd to enjoy the festivities.