After arriving at Kos Airport you’ll be in the centre of the island with a wealth of options for how to spend your holiday. To the north, there’s the rich culture and history of the capital, Kos Town, as well as Tingaki, one of the island’s most popular resorts. Meanwhile, in the south there’s the lively resort of Kardamena and the peaceful village of Kefalos.
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The 6km-long stretch of white sand at Tingaki Beach is the main reason why its surrounding resort is so popular over summer. There’s also the aptly named Paradise Beach on the southern coastline, which has white-gold sands leading to crystalline waters.
Kos is famed for being the birthplace of Hippocrates, known as ‘the father of Western medicine’. In Kos Town, you can visit the International Hippocratic Foundation of Kos, where you can find out more the ancient Greek physician. Just outside of the capital, you’ll also find the archaeological site of Asclepeion and the ruins of its healing temples.
Kefalos is the perfect place to unwind in Kos. Located on the sun-soaked southern coast of the island, it’s a peaceful village with a great selection of beaches and even an olive oil factory. You’ll also love Lambi for its white sand coastline and cycle pathways.
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Kos is a Greek island that lies to the south-east of the mainland of Greece. It is part of the Dodecanese Islands and is situated in the Aegean Sea.
Kos has one airport, which is also known as Kos Ippokratis Airport. It is located in the centre of the island. Find out more about Kos Airport, including parking, Special Assistance and which terminal to use.
Kos Airport is in the centre of the island.
