Crociera in catamarano a Kos con soste bagno e pranzo senza trasporto

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.

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.

Zia by Night

Leave the beach behind and head for the hills to the mountain village of Zia for the evening. Sitting high in pine-forested Mount Dikaios, it's bagged itself gorgeous views of the island's North coast and across the Aegean to Turkey. And from up here, the sunsets are nothing short of spectacular.

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.

Greek Night with optional transfers

Greece is renowned for its loud and lively nights out, and this one is no exception. You'll head to the village taverna, typical of Kos, where a feast of meze, wine, dancing and music all awaits. Kids are welcome, too – the more the merrier.With whitewashed buildings, blue-capped domes and views over the island, the village taverna is an idyllic spot watch teh sunset before settling in for 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 catamaran cruise with swim stops and lunch without transport

Sail the Aegean on a catamaran as you cruise a scenic stretch of Kos' coastline, stop for swimming and spend the day soaking up the sun. From the moment you step on board, there's nothing to do but get comfy, take in the views and let the sea breeze work its magic. The captain makes a few swim stops along the way, too, giving you the chance to hop in and cool off in the water.With soft music setting the vibe and a friendly crew making sure everyone's topped up with drinks and snacks, it's impossible not to drift into full holiday mode. There's even a proper lunch menu served on board, so you can refuel, sunbathe and keep that lazy day rhythm going.And because the catamaran is so spacious, you'll always find your perfect spot, whether that's stretched out in the sun, tucked into a shady corner or leaning over the rail watching the coastline glide by. All in all, it's coastal cruising made easy and a lovely, laidback way to see Kos from the sea.

Quad safari through Kos’ mountains with lunch

Your senses are in for a treat on this day of exploring Kos by quad bike. First up, you'll head to the Alykes Salt Lake, where there's a minerally tang in the air as you whizz across the former salt pan. It's now a protected natural area, so don't be surprised to see pink flamingos fishing in the shallow waters by the white salt crust. Then comes the true off-road experience as you climb into the pine-filled mountains. Your tyres will kick up the unmistakable herby smell of the Mediterranean – think wild thyme, oregano and sage. Your trail is dotted with stand-out viewpoints and little cafes where you can recharge while looking out over the Aegean, before finishing the tour with a traditional Greek lunch.

Wine and lunch platter at Ktima Akrani vineyard in Kos

Nothing compares to sitting in a sun-drenched vineyard, sipping a glass of the latest harvest – and you'll do just that on this visit to the warm and welcoming Ktima Akrani winery. While away a couple of hours here as you tuck into a light lunch with views out over the Aegean from the terrace. Over 30 years ago, the owners began planting vines in the foothills of Mount Dikaios, driven by an ambition to leave a legacy of sustainable wine-making that preserves rare Greek varieties for future generations to enjoy. You'll choose a glass of chilled wine from three of the house labels, so there's something to suit every taste. Your cold cut platter is full of local goodies, like salami, prosciutto, and a variety of cheeses paired with fruit preserves. With tasty bites, very quaffable wines, a friendly host and sea views, it's a recipe for a vintage afternoon.

60-minute deep tissue antistress massage in a traditional hammam

Experience ultimate self-care at Kos's only traditional hamam. Enjoy a deep-tissue oil massage and find tranquillity in this serene escape.

60-minute traditional Hippocrates massage

Unwind in Tigaki village's only traditional hammam. Enjoy a 60-minute oil massage for ultimate relaxation. Book now!