In a nutshell

Explore every nook and cranny of Kos: first of all, you'll step inside the temple of the god of health, where you'll learn the secrets of Hippocrates, the father of medicine. Then, with your guide, you'll discover crafts and views in Zia and art and traditions in Pyli among the windmills, as well as enjoying a dip in the blue sea. With lunch on the beach, tastings on a farm, and the sweet donuts made with local honey, you'll have no shortage of delicious flavors.

Main stops

Sightseeing bus tour of Kos: Asclepion; Zia; Pyli; Antimachia
Archaeological site of Asclepion, honey farm, Mill of the Priest and the traditional Antimachia house: Interior visits
Pyli: brief stroll
Zia: free time
Kefalos and Kamari beach: lunch and free time

The programme

Jump onto the bus and get ready to explore the island of Kos, amongst its local colors and flavors.
Your first destination is the Asclepion, the temple of health, where the sick were treated according to the teachings of Hippocrates, the great doctor of Kos.
In the village of Zia, archeology makes way for mountain views and little craft shops. Meanwhile, among the picturesque streets of Pyli, you'll discover the rural side of Kos and the Tomb of Harmilos, the legendary classical hero.
However, the most authentic traditions can be found in Antimachia, where the enormous sails of an old windmill stand out against the blue sky - today, it's a museum.
But while you're on Kos, you can't miss out on a dip into the blue sea, along with a delicious traditional lunch: enjoy both on Kamari beach, at the south-western tip of the island.
Then you'll head to the farm of a family of beekeepers and taste their local honey products: honey liquor and 'loukoumades', the typical honey donuts of Kos. Here, you can make the most authentic flavors of the island your own.

Good to know

Bring just the essentials with you, not forgetting a backpack with beach towel, hat and sunscreen.
It is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties.
Beach chairs not included