Top Kos Hammams & Turkish Baths

Artemis Hamam and Spa, which was established in 2012, has been serving as the only traditional hamam in the island. It is located in Tigaki village around 10 km away from Kos center. Tigaki is also known to have one of the most amazing beaches in Kos. Spoil yourself and double your holiday pleasure! The relaxing exfoliation scrub helps you to get rid of the dead layer of skin, tan quicker and more evenly. Your skin will be left glowing with health and beautifully soft.

While in Greece, do as the Greeks do: spend a full day on a boat. Hop on the comfortable boat for this full-day tour exploring the sea and islands north of Kos. Enjoy the peaceful coves and quiet sandy beaches.

Get more out of your time in Kos by taking a day trip to a town that’s located on Turkey’s southern Aegean coast—Bodrum. Instead of organizing your own transport, benefit from a hassle-free day that includes round-trip transportation from Kos to Bodrum. Once in Turkey, the day plan is up to you as you have complete freedom to explore Bodrum’s highlights independently.

When you want to visit the volcanic island of Nisyros on your Kos break, do it the convenient way with a day trip that covers all your transport and a guide. With the logistics handled by a local expert, you’ll focus on the fun stuff instead: A trip to the volcano’s crater, a visit to Mandraki town, and time at the monastery of Panagia Spiliani are all on the itinerary.

Venture north of Kos for a full-day sailing adventure to the scenic location of Pserimos and Kalymnos. To curb hunger pangs and save you the hassle of bringing food with you, a delicious barbecue lunch is included on the boat—with a mixture of traditional Greek dishes. The trip also includes a chance the visit a sponge factory to learn about the history of sponge diving.