Kos island is one of the most touristic places in Greece. The fact that the climate is mild most of the year, taken together with the long hours of sunshine, the vast beaches, the enormous historical interest and the attractiveness of the city of Kos have gradually raised the island to the level of an international tourist centre.
The historic town of Kos boasts a range of notable attractions, including the ancient ruins, the medieval castle of the Knights, and the iconic Hippocrates' plane tree, which stands proudly in the heart of the city. Additionally, the Asclepieion of Kos, a significant archaeological site, can be found just four kilometers southwest of the town.
The beach is located in front of the little settlement of the same name. It is also 8 km from airport and 16 km from Kos town. At Marmari, one can rent umbrellas, sun beds and water sports equipment. Various taverns, restaurants, accommodations and cafes are waiting to welcome visitors in a fine surrounding.
Discover the enchanting wetland of Alykes, a protected Natura 2000 area, just a short walk away. This natural haven is a treasure trove of wildlife and birdlife, with the majestic flamingos stealing the show. Explore the wetland on foot or by bike, taking in the breathtaking views along the scenic walking paths.
Nestled in the foothills of Mount Dikaios, the picturesque village of Zia is a tranquil haven amidst lush forests and babbling brooks. Its serene setting and breathtaking sunset views have captivated visitors to the island, making it a sought-after destination.
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