Discover the hidden gem of Nisyros, just a 40-minute journey from Kos's Kardamena. Experience the awe-inspiring Polyvotis Volcano, a natural wonder that promises an unforgettable adventure. Descend into the crater Stefano for a lunar landscape experience, then explore authentic villages with whitewashed houses, traditional cafes, and cliffside chapels. Visit the Monastery of Panagia Spiliani for breathtaking views and indulge in local delights like traditional soumada. With our convenient transfer service, your journey is seamless from start to finish. Immerse yourself in Nisyros, where nature, culture, and adventure await.
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Have you ever walked inside an active volcano's crater?Descend into Polyvotis Volcano's crater, Stefano and get a real feel! Get ready to be amazed by the lunar landscape.
Immerse in the awe-inspiring beauty of Nisyros, a haven for nature enthusiasts. White-washed little villages, amazing local taverns and the deep blue of the Aegean. What is there not to like? Explore the little alleys, taste the amazing dishes served only on the island, try the traditional liquer "soumada" and become an islander in the Aegean for a day!
Visit the gem of Panagia Spiliani Monastery atop Mandraki. Take a short hike to a unique Orthodox church, carved into the everlasting rocks of the island. It might be hot outside and the hike is part of getting there; but once you make it to the top, you will witness something amazing! The cave descends and the temperature is much cooler! Totally worth this hike!
If you are getting at the Kardamena Main Port on your own, you may spot it by seeing the building next to it, the Port Authority Station. You will also notice the large ferry vessels docked
Kos is a picturesque island in the Dodecanese archipelago, known for its rich history, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife. It's a destination that offers a blend of ancient Greek heritage, stunning Mediterranean landscapes, and modern resort facilities.
An ancient healing center dedicated to the god Asclepius, where Hippocrates is said to have studied. The site offers stunning views of the island.
A 14th-century fortress built by the Knights of St. John, located in the heart of Kos Town. It houses a museum with exhibits on the island's history.
The ruins of the ancient market and public life center of Kos, featuring a Roman bouleuterion, a temple of Apollo, and a stadium.
A long, sandy beach known for its clear waters and water sports facilities. It's a popular spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
A charming mountain village with traditional houses, narrow streets, and panoramic views of the island. It's a great spot for a relaxing evening with local wine and meze.
A traditional Kos dessert made with mastiha, a resin from the lentisk tree, giving it a unique pine-like flavor.
A local twist on the Greek salad, featuring tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, feta cheese, and olives, often dressed with local olive oil.
Seafood is a highlight of Kos cuisine, with fresh catches grilled and served with lemon and olive oil.
A slow-cooked beef dish with a rich tomato and cinnamon sauce, served with pasta.
This is the hottest and busiest time of the year, with plenty of sunshine and warm sea temperatures. It's ideal for beach lovers and those who want to experience the island's vibrant nightlife.
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Kos is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates. However, petty theft and pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas.
Kos Town Bus Station
Affordable and convenient, but schedules can be limited outside peak season.
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A volcanic island known for its active crater and hot springs. It offers a unique landscape and hiking opportunities.
A rocky island known for its stunning landscapes, sea caves, and world-class climbing spots.
A small, peaceful island with beautiful beaches and clear waters. It's perfect for a relaxing day trip.
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