Flights to Kos

There is plenty to do and see in Kos, most of which is centered around the Old Town. The ancient harbour is a unique site as are the ancient city walls and the altar of Dionysos. There are also shops and restaurants to suit all tastes.

This ancient medical centre is found four kilometres southeast of Kos Town. It dates back to the beginning of the 3rd century BC and is named after Asklepios, the god of health and medicine. It is said that the famous Greek physician, Hippocrates, received his medical training here. Ancient architecture and great views await you.

This unique town is a must! Palio Pyli is an old, mostly abandoned village near Kos Town. The ruins offer a romantic backdrop to the beautiful countryside. The town also boasts the ""highest tavern in Greece"" ensuring food and drink with a terrific view.

A day trip to the Placa forest is a great way to get away from the crowds and escape the summer heat. The pine trees are fragrant and abundant, and a number of free-roaming peacocks add to the excursion.

The ancient Odeon amphitheater was built by the Romans in the 2nd and the 3rd centuries. The remains were unearthed in the early 20th century and are in surprisingly good condition. It has since been fully restored with the ruins fully integrated into the new structure.