Biking, Boating, Fishing, Hiking, Horse Riding, Rock Climbing, Mountain Biking, Night Club, Restaurant, Sailing, Shopping, Tennis, WaterSkiing, Water Sports and Rental
Kos has a fascinating history as revealed by its many Greek and Roman ruins. These include the ruins of the Asklepion hospital (C3rd BC) where Hippocrates taught, the ancient fortress and walls of the old town, the antique temple and the Casa Romana with its beautiful mosaics. The pretty museum at the centre of Kos town contains a multitude of “troves of antiquity”. But whilst retaining much of its original character, the island’s capital has become a busy tourist centre with numerous restaurants, bars and nightclubs to suit every taste. A colourful variety of yachts and fishing boats are moored along the seafront beside the 15th century Castle of the Knights. Day trips can be taken to Pserimos and Kalymnos or to Bodrum for a rewarding visit to the Turkish market.