Kos

Kos is one of the popular tourist destinations in Greece and together with Rhodes the most visited islands of the Dodecanese archipelago. With its numerous sandy beaches with turquise waters, many of which have water sports, an abundance of historic sites, vibrant nightlife and a multitude of places to eat and drink, Kos can say that it has something for everyone. Making the most of the climate and soil, the island has a couple of vineyards that produce some very highly regarded wines. As well as the bustling buzzing vibe or the coastal towns, there are also more secludes places to enjoy.

The island of Kos is geographically closer to the Turkey than the Greek coast and there are regular ferries that cover the short distance to the famous town of Bodrum.

There are direct flights to Kos during the season and a regular ferry service.

Kos is in the Dodecanese group of islands and is always one of the islands on blue cruise itineraries that combine Turkish Coast and Greek Coast for gulet charters, motor yacht charters and sailing yacht charters.

More About Kos: https://www.visitgreece.gr/islands/dodecanese/kos/