Wellness, fitness & spa in Kos

Kos - Greek Night

Greece is renowned for its loud and lively nights out, and this one is no exception. You'll head to the village of Zia in the centre of Kos where a feast of meze, wine, dancing and music all awaits. Kids are welcome, too – the more the merrier.With its whitewashed buildings, blue-capped domes and views over the island, the village of Zia is an idyllic spot to spend the evening. And with hospitality as friendly as this, you'll not want to leave. You'll start off with a delicious meze of traditional Greek dishes to warm up your appetite and wash it down with unlimited wine.But the star turn is the dancing. Expect a whirlwind show as traditionally costumed dancers whip up the atmosphere to sweet bouzouki music. Before long, you'll be joining in, linking arms and whirling to the infectious tunes.

Kos - Dory glass-bottom boat tour from Kos

Book now and explore the sea neighborhood of the Aegean Sea: discover the beauty of Kos and Pserimos islands on board Dory, a fast glass-bottom vessel.

Kos - Aquatica Waterpark Ticket

This wet and wild day out at Aquatica Waterpark is just the ticket for a fun family day under the sun. There's everything you need for a brilliant time – slides, chutes, pools and even mini-slides for the little ones. And to top it off, you'll have use of the park's sunloungers and parasols for when you feel like some time out. There's also an all-day cafe where you can refuel for more fun.

Kos - Private Kefalos Bay boat trip with barbecue

Set sail with Captain Yiannis on his traditional Greek boat for a sun-soaked day of ‘siga, siga' – the Greek way of taking life easy and enjoying the moment. Feel the sea breeze in your hair as you cruise from Kefalos harbour across the Aegean Sea to the small island of Kastri – it's a total photo op paradise. Fancy trying your hand at fishing the old-school Greek way? Now's your chance. Captain Yiannis and his crew will show you how to fish with traditional lines – no fancy rods here. Don't worry if you've never fished before, it's all about having a laugh and trying something new. But if fishing's not your vibe, just chill on deck and enjoy the sun. Next, you'll drop anchor at a secluded beach – Captain Yiannis' special spot. Crystal-clear waters beg for a swim while the crew fires up a mouth-watering barbecue lunch. Fresh, local, and straight from the grill – it's the tastiest way to wrap up your island adventure.

Kos - Half day cruise to San Antonios and Giali with a barbecue lunch

Set sail around a couple of lesser-known Greek islands on this boat cruise. First stop, the uninhabited island of St Antonios –you won't be able to wait to jump into the crystal-clear waters here. For lunch, there's a barbecue on board to fuel up for the afternoon's activities. You can have a relaxing dip, or if you'd rather stay on dry land, you can visit the island's church. Then, the adventure continues with a swim stop at Gyali, a Greek volcanic island where pumice stone is mined. Just so you know, transfers to and from the harbour aren't included in this experience.

Kos - Half day cruise to Pserimos and Blue Lagoon

Gear up for a chill afternoon of island hopping and a visit to the Blue Lagoon on this boat trip. First up, prepare to be wowed by the tiny Greek gem, Pserimos Island. Here, you've got one hour to soak in the crystal Aegean waters. Back on board, dig into a BBQ lunch before cruising over to the Blue Lagoon – where more of those dreamy azure waters scream out your name. Wrap up your sun-kissed adventure with a 45-minute swim stop here before heading back to Kos Harbour.

Kos - Yellow Submarine Adventure and Snorkelling in Kos

Dive into adventure on the Yellow Submarine around the island of Kos. This unique boat with a glass-bottom viewing area offers the best spot to catch a glimpse of vibrant marine life and treasures at the sea bottom. Snap photos as you sail along the coast, then, with a certified diver, experience the thrill of snorkelling around a shipwreck. There's time to swim and jump off the boat before heading back.

Kos - Bodrum Day Trip without Transport

Why settle for just seeing Greece while you're here? Turkey's just a short distance away and this trip offers a great taste of its culture and sights. You'll take a guided tour of one of it's biggest resorts, Bodrum, as well as have some free time to shop and sightsee.

Kos - Bay to Bay Ticket Only

Explore the beautiful coastline of southern Kos while enjoying the sea breeze and sunshine on board a pirate boat. This full-day cruise is a great opportunity to get to know the area's best beaches, including the famous Bubble bay.After departing from Kardamena, your first port of call is Kefalos Bay, a scenic spot complete with a rocky islet topped by a chapel. As well as jumping in for a swim, you'll also enjoy a BBQ lunch. Afterwards, the cruise continues to Camel Bay, a secluded area with sandy coves that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Next, get back on board and head to Paradise beach, also known as ‘Bubble bay' thanks to its underwater volcanic activity. Marvel at the water bubbles which risie up from the sea floor – it's definitely unique. Make sure you bring snorkels or an underwater camera to capture the experience.

Kos - Olive Oil Tasting & Cooking Class

Classic flavours of Greece come alive with a cookery lesson and olive oil tasting at the farm. It's a treat for the senses - the fresh taste of a Greek salad, the aroma of moussaka and the joy of tzatziki on toasted bread. Join this cooking class in Kos and you willl take a piece of Greece home with you in the form of new skills.Roll up your sleeves and get ready for Mama Kontessa to teach you the secrets of some of the most popular recipes of Greek cuisine. All dishes in the classes are made using ingredients from the farm, grown naturally under the Aegean sun for uniquely flavoursome recipes.Next, it's time for a walking tour of the farm, where you'll get to see the whole process of producing high quality fresh food. Then you'll visit the olive mill and see where the farm's olive oil is bottled. Stelios, a third generation farmer, is the resident olive oil expert who will lead an olive oil tasting. When all the hard work in the kitchen is done, it's time to try your creations over a leisurely lunch served in the farm's own taverna.

Kos - Gulf of Kefalos Glass Bottom Boat Tour

Get a closer look at the underwater world as you explore the Gulf of Kefalos. Perfect for families, our glass-bottom boat adventure makes a fascinating way to experience this stretch of coast. Our first stop is the pinprick Kastri Island, where you can visit a church, stroll around the island, or even stop for a swim at one of the inviting small beaches. Be sure to take a few snaps, as it's the most photographed spot on Kos.Next, it's off to Camel Beach, a pretty cove flanked by rocks and lapped by azure waters - the perfect backdrop for a swim. Finally, you'll visit the famous Paradise Beach, where the highlight is witnessing the unique bubble phenomenon, a mesmerizing area where streams of bubbles rise into the water from the sea bed.Our glass-bottom boat ensures you can admire the underwater wonders of the Aegean as you travel from place to place. Don't forget your camera to capture your unforgettable boat trip around the Gulf of Kefalos.

Kos - Wine Tasting at Ktima Akrani Winery in Kos

Enjoy a wine tasting at Ktima Akrani winery in Kos and discover wine production in Kos.

Kos - Vathi and Blue Lagoon Cruise

For a day spent discovering the hidden treasures of the Aegean Sea, you can't beat this cruise. Spend time in the picturesque harbour town of Vathi, grab lunch in a traditional taverna and then cast off for an afternoon at the Blue Lagoon, with bright, turquoise waters ideal for swimming in.Picked up from your hotel and taken to Kos port, you'll board the boat ready for a day at sea. Sail towards Kalymnos island where you'll stop off in the quaint harbour and village of Vathi. Take some time to stroll the seafront, before setting off to Pserimos island. Along the way, you'll have the chance to admire the picture-postcard views of Plati's coast. And once in Pserimos, you'll head to a local taverna for lunch.Then, it's time for the main attraction – the Blue Lagoon of Pserimos. Clear, shimmering and warm waters that are a palette of blues practically beg you to jump in – and you can. Choose to cool off with a swim or stay on board to catch a few rays before taking the leisurely cruise back towards Kos.

Kos - Hammam

Relax from head to toe in a traditional Roman Bath. A custom which dates back to the Roman Empire, the history of the bath was not just about cleanliness, but was an essential part of life – these magnificent marble temples helped create social lives which consisted of bathing, massages and friendships.

Kos - 3-islands cruise in the Dodecanese on the Captain Hook ship from Kos

Book now and embark on a captivating Greek island adventure aboard Captain Hook wooden ship.

Kos - 3-island Dodecanese cruise with lunch from Kos

Book this tour and step aboard Santa Maria, an 80-foot wooden boat, to explore the Dodecanese.

Kos - Kalymnos and Telendos Island tour from Kos

Kalymnos is an island of rugged beauty that's a short boat trip from Kos. On this excursion, you'll sail over and spend the day exploring its highlights. Hop on a bus to visit the villages of Masouri and Mirties for top-notch beaches, then head over to Telendos island before swinging by the capital, Pothia on your way back.From Mastihari, you'll catch the ferry to Kalymnos, passing islands on either side. Arriving at the port, you'll meet the bus and head to Masouri first. You'll have an hour and a half to admire the limestone cliffs that make it popular with climbers and wander the colourful cafes and sandy beaches. Then it's on to Mirties, where the island's best beaches await – they're especially popular with families for swimming. A small boat will then take you across to car-free Telendos, a giant rock that rises out of the Aegean. Enjoy two hours of free time here for swimming, sunbathing and grabbing lunch in one of the seafront tavernas with epic views of Kalymnos. On your way back to Kalymnos port, you'll stop at Pothia. The colourful houses, arranged in the style of an amphitheatre are sure to impress at the entrance to the traditional harbour. You'll learn about sponge diving at a family-owned business – something the island is famed for. What's more, you can poke around a naval museum, which focuses on the island's maritime history. Then enjoy the views on the ferry journey back to Kos.

Kos - Aquatica waterpark with transfer

This wet and wild day out at Aquatica Waterpark is just the ticket for a fun family day under the sun. There's everything you need for a brilliant time – slides, chutes, pools and even mini-slides for the little ones. And to top it off, you'll have use of the park's sunloungers and parasols for when you feel like some time out. There's also an all-day cafe where you can refuel for more fun.

Kos - Lido Waterpark Ticket

Whizz, swirl, whoosh and fly your way down flumes and super-fast slides on a family fun day out at one of Greece's largest waterparks – Lido. You'll need nothing more than your swimsuit, sun cream and sense of adventure as you and the kids head on down to a park where water and adrenaline go hand in hand.Once you arrive at Lido in Mastichari you'll have an entire day of water-based adventures ahead of you. There's adrenaline-fuelled slides such as Kamikaze and Space Bowl, as well as multi-lane slides where you'll race to be the first to hit the bottom. Then there're twisting flumes and giant waves in the wave pool.But if you're after something a bit more laid-back, you also have the lazy river, whirlpool bath and sunbeds on hand. Little ones are well catered for, too, with an interactive slide and splash zone especially designed for kids.

Kos - Kaiki Boat Cruise from Mastichari

Wind in your hair, sun on your face, you can catch some rays on deck as you set sail from Mastihari. Aboard a traditional Kaiki boat, it's time to relax and unwind as your captain drops anchor at secluded bays and swim spots at the neighbouring islands of Nera and Kalymnos. Eleni, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Kaiki are the colourful wooden boats that Greece is so famous for. We are a nation of boatbuilders and fishermen, and even though many Kaiki boats are now used for tourism, look out for them still being used for fishing.'Sun, sea and swimming – a trio of things that make being on holiday so special. Your journey will take you across to the tiny isle of Nera, home to a single house and a handful of deserted coves. Sailing onwards to Kalymnos island, you'll reach the shores around Vlyxadia where you'll be able to cool off in the Aegean and try your hand at snorkelling if you're in the mood. The waters here are calm and clear – and if you're lucky, you may be able to spot the dolphin and sea turtles that call the area home.You'll have free time to make the most of the great swimming spots, top up your tan on deck, or see what you can spot underwater. By lunchtime, you'll be ready for a freshly prepared lunch made with locally sourced ingredients. After tucking into local specialities and Greek favourites on-deck, there's more opportunities for swimming, before it's time for the return trip complete with great views over the water to the Kos coastline.