Here’s what it’s crucial that you know to plan a trip to the Greek island of Kos.
Heres what it’s crucial that you know about planning a trip to Kos, Greece.
In Kos, visitors can expect average temperatures of 83 degrees from mid-June to mid-September, according toWeatherSpark.
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However, the island is still a delight in the shoulder seasons too.
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Things to Do on Kos
Visit the Asklepieion.
The ruins of the Asklepieion date back thousands of years to the fourth century B.C.E.
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See the Tree of Hippocrates.
Want to stand in Hippocrates' shadow (again)?
Head to the Plane Tree of Hippocrates located at the Castle of Neratzia.
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According toDiscovering Kos, Hippocrates regularly taught classes in this spot under the shade of a massive tree.
Test the thermal springs at Agios Fokas Beach.
Explore Kos Old Town.
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Take a little time away from the historical sites and the beaches to visit Kos Old Town.
There are no cars allowed in the Old Town, making it a stellar place for a stroll.
Albergo Gelsomino Hotel
TheAlbergo Gelsomino Hotelis one of the oldest accommodations in Kos.
The hotel, built in 1928, comes with just eight rooms.
Each suite has crisp white bedding, a writing desk, and blackout curtains for deep, restful sleep.
Pull back those curtains first thing in the morning to take in the ocean views outside.
How to Get There
There are several ways to get to Kos.
