Kos Holidays

Kos: Introduction

With an unsurpassed shoreline that unravels for over 290 kilometres, holidays to Kos offer more than their fair share of gorgeous beaches, in a variety of shapes and sizes. From golden swathes lined with lively bars, to secreted bays and coves, the beauty of this relaxing Island doesn’t stop with its shores. Kos holidays offer you the chance to visit some of the quaint and traditionally Greek villages that layer its hillsides; ideal for families, and the children will be able to explore while you take in the fresh Mediterranean air.

Reasons to Visit
When considering Kos , it’s worth taking a look at Mount Dikeos; its slopes are blanketed with pine forests and castles, and offer breathtaking views. When considering accommodation options with Kos, it’s well worth noting that the Island has two very different sides.  Nightlife enthusiasts will enjoy Kardamena  – its streets are lined with bustling karaoke bars, English pubs, and vibrant nightclubs. If you are considering booking any of our cheap Kos holidays, you might well want to consider that the capital; Kos Town, is also lively, if not a little more chic than its neighbouring Islands.

Things to do
Thrill seekers can get their fix on the beaches of Tingaki and Psalidi, where you will have the chance to try your hand at a range of water sports. All in all, Kos holidays have that little something for everybody, which is why it has quickly become a popular choice for Greece Holidays. Enjoy lantern-lit dining by the harbour, cocktails in any of Kos’ popular bars or take a look at Kefalos, a region that brings together the mature side of Kos, with the modern,  and although it would appear to be a traditional area, it is home to the famous Kamari resort; bustling with cafes, bars and Greek eateries.

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Other Greek holiday destinations available

Corfu, Crete, Kefalonia, Lefkas, Preveza, Rhodes, Skiathos, Ithaca, Kalymnos, Leros,Meganissi, Parga, Paxos, Pelion Region, Sivota, Skopelos, Symi, Telendos and Zante