Kos is the third biggest of the Greek islands and is part of the Dodecanese island group in the Aegean Sea. The island is known for its historical sites, beautiful beaches and a rich history dating back 5000 years. It is the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of medicine. The island is 40km long and just 8km wide.

With its coastline of golden beaches and sparkling blue sea, Kos has it all! Kos Town is located in the east of the island and Kritika Beach and Kos Town Beach are perfect for lazy lounging about and swimming. Water sports are popular on the island with most beaches offering a good choice of wind surfing, paddle boards and jet skis. Kos Town is worth a visit to experience Greek history with the Castle of Neratzia in the harbour and the ruins of Asklepion in the vicinity of the town. There is also a stunning marina here with stylish bars and restaurants to enjoy delicious local cuisine while you are surrounded by luxurious yachts. The north of the island has luxurious resorts and an easy going atmosphere while the south is livelier with a party vibe day and night. Kardamena Beach is great for swimming and sunbathing and is just 30km from Kos town.

Kos is an ideal location for couples, families, groups and solo travellers. Kos Town in the east of the island is great for cultural attractions. The north of the island is quieter and is great for families and those seeking peace and tranquility. The south is livelier and great for nightlife. The waterpark on the island is fun for all age groups

With a weekly flight from Dublin, we always have great deals on holidays to Kos from Dublin.