7 Nights in Kos, Greece - 3* TUI Suneo Niriides Beach

Kos Holidays

Holidays to Kos allow you to explore the entirety of the island's 112-kilometre coastline. Measuring just 40 by 8 kilometres, it's easy to check out the different scenes along the north, south, east, and west shores. From Dublin, you can fly direct to this Dodecanese island, where natural Aegean views await.

North

The north coast of Kos offers complete peace and tranquillity. There’s a mix of luxurious beach retreats, down-to-earth nightlife, and a really easy-going atmosphere. The towns of Marmari and Tingaki are located here, with long stretches of sandy beach where you can really chill out and relax. But even in the quietest north-coast resort, you’re never too far from the energy of the island’s capital, Kos Town.

South

Kos’s south coast is a big contrast to the quiet north. This is the island’s party hub, with lively towns, adrenaline-pumping watersports, and a great nightlife. Kardamena Beach is located here. It's one of the most popular stretches of sand in all of Kos. But it’s not all parties. Staying on the south coast, you’ll have easy access to the natural thermal hot springs, and the historic ruins of Asklepieion.

East

The east coast of Kos is the place to go for natural scenery and ancient history. The coastline here is raw and rugged. Destinations like Agios Fokas boast volcanic black-sand beaches, and clear waters for snorkelling. The island’s capital of Kos Town is located here, too. You can stroll around the walls surrounding the 15th-century castle, and learn more about Greece under Roman rule.

West

The west is considered to be Kos’ most traditional coast, with classic harbours and old fishing ports. Hillside villages like Kefalos offer traditional Greek dining and authentic cuisine in cosy little tavernas. The west coast of the island is also a big hit with outdoors enthusiasts. Not only can you enjoy great views of the 846-metre Mount Dikeos from here, but you can also hike in Katafigio Agrias Zois.