Discover Greece – Myth to Mediterranean Magic

Kos, the third-largest Dodecanese island, is only four kilometres off the Turkish coast. The island is covered in historical ruins from Classical Greece to Roman times when it served as a significant administrative hub. Many are located on the outskirts of Kos Town, where the Agora has a long history and where a renovated Roman house is decorated with antiquity frescoes and mosaics. The most remarkable site of all, the Asklepion on the Greek island of Kos, is where the ancient physician Hippocrates spent a portion of his career. The variety of beaches on Kos, which can be teeming with amenities or deserted and remote, is another thing to adore. The best options are typically found in the west, where Cavo Paradiso, which is more exposed, is washed by churning waves and Agios Stefanos, which is close to Kefalos, faces a charming islet. International Airport: Kosice International Airport (KSC) Population: 236,563 Currency: Euro Time: UTC/GMT +1 hour Driving side: Right Main Electricity: 230 V Official Language: Hungarian Religion: Catholic

Embark on a boat tour of the island. At Asklepieion, follow in the steps of the past. Agios Fokas Beach offers thermal springs for bathing. On the island of Nisyros, climb a volcano. Drive a jeep safari up Mount Dikaios.