Caressed by amazing shores, blessed with natural beauty and embraced by history, it is no wonder why Kos island is a top destination for Greek and international travelers all over the world. Located at the southeast side of the Aegean and so close to the coasts of Turkey, Kos is considered to be the most exotic island of the Dodecanese complex.
Its exceptionally warm climate from April to November, its crystal clear waters and endless sandy beaches will fascinate you. At Kos town, situated only 2 km away from Lango Design Hotel & Spa, a variety of interesting monuments and historical sites will take you on an enchanting journey through time, from the Greek ancient times, the Roman and Medieval period, the era of the Venetians and the Ottomans. Beautiful green landscapes alternate with picturesque villages accompanied by the constant presence of the cosmopolitan atmosphere and the authentic Greek hospitality. This is Kos, an idyllic destination that is bound to seduce you.
Famous for its sandy, exotic shores, which most of them are more than a kilometer long, Kos attracts beach and sea sports lovers from all over the world. Some steps away from Lango Design Hotel & Spa, the organized beach of Lambi is long, sandy and the closest to Kos town. Kardamena, Mastichari, Tigkaki and Agios Stefanos are definitely among travelers’ favorites. Do not miss to pay a visit to Paradise beach at Kefalos, one of the most popular on the island.
Numerous archaeological sites and attractions wait to be explored by all history buffs who visit Kos. Full of evident influences from all the civilizations which have left their marks there, the whole island is a constant alternation of eras and cultures. The plane tree of Hippocrates, the sanctuary of Asclepios located on a verdant hill with breathtaking views and the Archaeological Museum exude the glory of Greek ancient times. The ancient Agora and Casa Romana prove the Romans’ presence. The Nerantzia Castle of the Knights of Saint John dating from the early 15th century and the Castle of Antimacheia built in the 14th century travel you back to the Medieval times. And of course the mosque of Defterdar in Eleftherias square and the one of Lotzia are a strong reminder of the Ottoman’s rule on the island.
A captivating island capital which combines the old and the new, the town of Kos is a mixture of Italian finesse, East exoticism, Greek ancient glory and contemporary atmosphere. Large squares, palm tree lined streets, an appealing port bustling with life, neoclassical houses, cycle paths and historical sites scattered all over under the shadow of an imposing Medieval castle compose the setting of a truly unique destination.