Kos is a year-round destination, and although our Astir Odysseus Kos Resort & Spa is closed for the season, you can still enjoy the island like a local.
Tigaki, Kos’s quaint little beach resort, is the address you’ll need to stay at one of the island’s most praised retreats, Astir Odysseus Kos Resort & Spa.
Kos may be a small island, quaint and relaxed in winter, with abundant nightlife in high season. If you are not into clubbing, the island still has enough to keep you entertained. Outdoor events are usually organized every summer at various venues around the island according to the program of the annual Cultural Events of […]
Kos is the perfect Greek wedding island and here are the top reasons why many couples choose it to tie the knot and to spend a romantic honeymoon.
Greece is a paradise of natural healing destinations and Kos counts among them. The Kos healing waters, locally known as the Thermes (Empros Thermi), are just about 12 km away from Kos town, and 14 km from Astir Odysseus Kos Resort & Spa.
Although Astir Odysseus Kos Resort & Spa in Tigaki closes for the winter, the island is still interesting for visitors who want to experience it “like a local.”
According to Greek legends, the island was named by the Titan Kinnos, who sought sanctuary here with his brothers Phoebus and Koios.
Paralia Tigkaki (Παραλία Τιγκάκι) translated into English as Tigaki Beach, is a sandy stretch over ten km along the northern coast of the island, some 11 km to the west of the town of Kos.
Kastri Islet, a lovely little stretch of land on the Aegean, and one of the most photographed landmarks when you visit Kos, is perfect for those who choose Kos to tie the knot.
Kos is one of the best-known Greek islands. As the birthplace of Hippocrates, Kos attracts many tourists who want to retrace the steps of the man who is celebrated as the “father of medicine.” But besides attractions that celebrate his name and legacy, the island offers much more for people who enjoy nature, history, culture, […]