In close proximity with an easy route, tempting across borders and waters to discover the Turkish shore and Bodrum market and food scene.

The Asclepieion of Kos, one of the most astonishing Greek archaeological sites, was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world and the most famous place of worship of Asclepius, the God of Health. This is where, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, founded his school and established his teachings, inspired by nature.

The medieval Castle of the Knights is a striking 14th century coastal fortress nestled in the harbor of Kos, a landmark of the island that fuses its multicultural heritage from the Byzantine era, the Knights occupation, Ottoman and Italian rule and ancient Greek roots.

Long sandy or pebbly beaches, secluded coves, gleaming blue waters of the Aegean Sea to swim in. Kos is a dream for water sports and sea expeditions and caters every preference and mood.

The island complex of Dodecanese in/south-eastern Aegean/Sea consists of 12 large islands and numerous smaller ones with crystal clear waters, boasting centuries-old history, pristine nature and each one has a distinct local flair.

In close proximity with an easy route, tempting across borders and waters to discover the Turkish shore and Bodrum market and food scene.

The Asclepieion of Kos, one of the most astonishing Greek archaeological sites, was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world and the most famous place of worship of Asclepius, the God of Health. This is where, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, founded his school and established his teachings, inspired by nature.

The medieval Castle of the Knights is a striking 14th century coastal fortress nestled in the harbor of Kos, a landmark of the island that fuses its multicultural heritage from the Byzantine era, the Knights occupation, Ottoman and Italian rule and ancient Greek roots.

Long sandy or pebbly beaches, secluded coves, gleaming blue waters of the Aegean Sea to swim in. Kos is a dream for water sports and sea expeditions and caters every preference and mood.

The island complex of Dodecanese in/south-eastern Aegean/Sea consists of 12 large islands and numerous smaller ones with crystal clear waters, boasting centuries-old history, pristine nature and each one has a distinct local flair.

In close proximity with an easy route, tempting across borders and waters to discover the Turkish shore and Bodrum market and food scene.

The Asclepieion of Kos, one of the most astonishing Greek archaeological sites, was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world and the most famous place of worship of Asclepius, the God of Health. This is where, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, founded his school and established his teachings, inspired by nature.

The medieval Castle of the Knights is a striking 14th century coastal fortress nestled in the harbor of Kos, a landmark of the island that fuses its multicultural heritage from the Byzantine era, the Knights occupation, Ottoman and Italian rule and ancient Greek roots.

Long sandy or pebbly beaches, secluded coves, gleaming blue waters of the Aegean Sea to swim in. Kos is a dream for water sports and sea expeditions and caters every preference and mood.

The island complex of Dodecanese in/south-eastern Aegean/Sea consists of 12 large islands and numerous smaller ones with crystal clear waters, boasting centuries-old history, pristine nature and each one has a distinct local flair.

In close proximity with an easy route, tempting across borders and waters to discover the Turkish shore and Bodrum market and food scene.

The Asclepieion of Kos, one of the most astonishing Greek archaeological sites, was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world and the most famous place of worship of Asclepius, the God of Health. This is where, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, founded his school and established his teachings, inspired by nature.

The medieval Castle of the Knights is a striking 14th century coastal fortress nestled in the harbor of Kos, a landmark of the island that fuses its multicultural heritage from the Byzantine era, the Knights occupation, Ottoman and Italian rule and ancient Greek roots.

Long sandy or pebbly beaches, secluded coves, gleaming blue waters of the Aegean Sea to swim in. Kos is a dream for water sports and sea expeditions and caters every preference and mood.

The island complex of Dodecanese in/south-eastern Aegean/Sea consists of 12 large islands and numerous smaller ones with crystal clear waters, boasting centuries-old history, pristine nature and each one has a distinct local flair.

In close proximity with an easy route, tempting across borders and waters to discover the Turkish shore and Bodrum market and food scene.

The Asclepieion of Kos, one of the most astonishing Greek archaeological sites, was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world and the most famous place of worship of Asclepius, the God of Health. This is where, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, founded his school and established his teachings, inspired by nature.