Be warned, it’s addictive – at Bros Thermá Hot Springs several hours can pass by before you even notice. Kos’ volcanic heart pumps out a steady stream of scalding water into a shore-edge pool formed by enormous boulders, where it…

Kos’ 3rd century Roman villa, Casa Romana, was originally restored by Italian archaeologists in 1933, but was closed for conservation in 2002 until 2010. The result has been worth the wait; the floor mosaics around the three inter…

Kos Town’s oldest and most genuine ouzerí (restaurant), Pote tin Kyriaki, offers delicious dishes like marathópita (fennel pie), kavourdisti (pork fry-up), and a selection of seafood including local prawns, fried mussels and gáros…