Kos

About Kos

One of the largest islands in Greece behind Crete, Corfu and Zante, Kos is a sun-soaked paradise filled with ancient history. Walk around the northeast corner of the island for archaeological treasures: the ancient Agora, the Castle of the Knights, and the Roman Odeon of Kos all offer glimpses into a storied past.

The island attracts visitors seeking relaxation and adventure. Soak up the sun at Tigaki Beach, or go deep-sea diving under the azure blue waters of the Ionian Sea. When you head inland, whitewashed buildings and charming tavernas line the coast, while inland, rolling hills and olive groves provide a serene backdrop.

With its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and warm Mediterranean hospitality, Kos captivates the hearts of all who visit, inviting them to discover its timeless allure. This postcard picture island gives a real snapshot of Greek life, and you'll wish you could stay forever.

Fly from London Luton Airport to Kos in 4 hours.