Hand-picked collections from our verified inventory — each filtered, ranked, and contextualized for Kos.
Kos is the second great beach island of the Dodecanese — a long, flat, fertile island fringed by some of the finest sandy coastline in the Aegean and easily explored by bicycle along its famous cycle paths. The birthplace of Hippocrates is above all a beach destination: the south coast runs from the wide, shallow, Blue Flag sands of Tigaki and Marmari down to the Kefalos peninsula, where Paradise Beach bubbles with volcanic gas in the shallows and the chapel-topped islet of Kastri sits just off Agios Stefanos. Camel, Magic and Banana complete the cliff-backed coves of the southwest, while resort beaches at Kardamena and Lambi serve families and nightlife alike. Kos International Airport links the island to Europe across a long summer season.