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by dedeckerm. There are daily flight to and from Athens; boats are frequent to and from Piraeus. There is also a boat service to and from Rhodes and Kalymnos. Kos i a port of entry and exit. By ferry from Piraeus: Information : Piraeus Port Authority Tel : 01/4226000 By ferry from Rhodes: Information : Rhodes Port Authority Tel : 0241/28888 By ferry from Kalymnos : Information : Kalymnos Port Authority Tel : 0243/29304 Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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by Djinn76 Quite surprising to know that such a tiny airport is indeed an international airport!! Even if there are a couple of direct flights from abroad (Birmingham, Germany,…), most of the time you will have to fly trough Athens. The security check is also quite folkloric, each time they detect a bottle in your luggage, they want to see what it is… On the other end, on the way back, I forgot my Swiss knife in my hand luggage!! I only noticed it once I had passed the first check at Kos. I was quite annoyed; I have this knife for 20 years and it now has some sentimental value. I would have hated to leave it in an airport! However, even in Athens, they haven’t detected anything suspect!! I doubt I could have hijacked the plane with such a knife but it was definitely better than the small scissor a friend had to leave at the airport!! Kos airport is about 20-30km from the city. To go there, you don’t have too much choice; either you take a bus or a taxi… Since it was quite challenging to find the bus schedule, we finally took a taxi: about 20-25€ to the new Marina… Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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We flew into Athens and then took a smaller plane to get to Kos. You may want to consider flying into Turkey and boating to Kos. Kos is pretty far from Athens and very close to Turkey. You can actaully see Turkey from Kos. It may save some money and time! Theme: Airplane
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The various beach resorts and villages on Kos are connected with Kos Town by a fairly frequent bus network. The main bus station is located in Kos Town (behind the Post Office) and a bus timetable can be found there. You can also visit the tourist information office in Kos Town to pick up a paper copy of the bus timetable. While there might be several buses a day between Kos Town and a given village, it is generally the case that these buses are not spread out equally throughout the day. Instead, there will tend to be one or two buses in the morning (at 8 or 9 am), maybe an early afternoon bus (at say 2pm) and then a late afternoon bus (eg. 5pm) and an evening bus (eg 7 or 8pm). The following details were correct as at May 2006: Buses between Kos Town and.... Zia - 1.40 Euros each way Mon - Sat 3 buses daily Sundays No buses Tigaki - 1.40 Euros each way Mon - Sat Almost hourly (09:00 -23:00) Sundays 7 buses Marmari - 1.40 Euros each way Mon - Sat Almost hourly (09:00 -23:00) Sundays 7 buses Pili - 1.40 Euros each way Mon - Sat 5 buses daily Sundays 3 buses Mastihari - 2.10 Euros each way Mon - Sat 5 buses daily Sundays 3 buses Antimahia - 1.80 Euros each way Mon - Sat 6 buses daily Sundays 3 buses Kardamena - 2.30 Euros each way Mon - Sat 6 buses daily Sundays 3 buses Kefalos/Paradise - 3.20 Euros each way Mon - Sat 6 buses daily Sundays 3 buses Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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 hydrofoil in Kos - the "flying dolphin" by sandysmith The Bodrum Hydrofoil is the quickest means of travelling between Kos and Bodrum - taking about 20 minutes whereas the ferry takes about 60 minutes. Cost is just 10 euros . There are also daily connections to Kalymnos, Leros, Patmos, Piraeus (Athens) and Rhodes. Connections to - Symi, Chio, Mytilini, Alexandroupolis, Halki, Diafani, Karpatho, Kasso, Irakleion, Kastelorizo, Limno, Nysiro, Tilo, Astypalea, Lipsi, Thessaloniki, Paro, Naxo, Syro, Amorgo and Mykono are availbale once or twice a week: Its best to check with the individual ship companies as none like to give out info about each other!
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 boat to Kos by sandysmith We arrived in Kos via the regular Dodecanese Express superfast catermaran service from Rhodes Town. Our schedule went straight to Kos but sometimes they call in at Symi first. Jouney time was just over 2 hours - departed at 8.30am and returned from Rhodes at 4.20pm prompt - giving us aboput 5 hours in Kos- which in the heat was enough for a day. Very efficient and comfortable service - a bit like a flying boat with much more leg room than a plane. Ticket price was 40 euros return - it was cheaper to buy from the harbour stalls at Mandraki harbour in Rhodes rather then the ticket office at Colona harbour. Theme: Ship/Boat
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 Bike park at Kos Harbour by zizkov Everywhere around Kos Town, at least. Being very flat along the shore area, ideal for even the laziest of cyclists. At the Psalidi side you can cycle almost into town without going on the main road, and in this area at least the drivers are not the maniac Greek drivers of legend - nobody is in much of a hurry and everyone is used to the cyclists. Lots of cycle hire places. I hired mine from Ideal cycles just along from the Kypriotis, who must have had over a hundred cycles. Most bikes are step through 3-speed town cycles at around 4E per day, but I hired a 24 speed alu front susp MTB for 11E/2days. Most places also have little motos or full size motorbikes for hire. I worried slightly when I arrived at Kos Town as there was nowhere to chain my bike to (essential measure back home). Then I realised that there were about 200 other bikes in the same situation. Just drop the kickstand and put the cable lock round the back wheel. Some people didn't ever bother with that. All the bikes come with dynamos, so people still whiz about in the dark. It wasn't unusual to see family groups heading back from town, lights blazing, at 10 or 11 at night. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 boats in Kos harbour by sandysmith Just as in Rhodes the harbour is full of boats offering excursions.The trip across to Turkey and various other small islands as a days trips with a BBQ lunch - a really enjoyble way to spend a day - seemed to be the most popular and frequent on offer. Just take some time looking at the boats and see which trip you'd like to make. Theme: Ship/Boat
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 bicycles for hire by sandysmith Again, as in Rhodes, mopeds are a very popular way of getting around. Hardly anyone on one of these wore a helmet, despite spot checks being made. The town is compact and bicycle hire was also popular - a better option I think, especially for the short ride out to Asklepieion. Cost is about 3 euros per day for bicycle hire. Theme: Motorcycle
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 Ferry to Bodrum by Helga67 There are 2 to 3 ferries a day from Piraeus. Kos is connected to Rhodes twice a day, and with varying frequency to: Amorgos, Ikaria, Kastellorizo, Astypalea, Nisyros, Telos, Patmos, Kalymnos, Syros, Leros, Mykonos, Paros, Agathonisi and Symi. One can also cross to Bodrum, Turkey. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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Get cheap flights to Kos. Airports in the area include Kos (KGS). Check flights to Kos when you want to visit these nearby places: Asklipieion, Kos Island, Nisos Pserimos, Ortakent, Gumusluk, Bitez and Bodrum.
- Oceanis Beach Resort
Psalidi, Kos - Cleopatra Classic Hotel
Kardamena, Kardamena 85302, Greece, Kos - Atlantis
Kos Island, Kos Town 85300, Greece, Kos - St Constantine Hotel
45 Kanari Str, Kos - Caravia Beach
Marmari Beach, Kos - Zeus Hotel
Kefalos, Kos, Greece, Kos - Fili Apartments
Tigaki, Kos, Greece, Kos - Gaia Garden Hotel
Lambi, Kos - Aparthotel Ilios
Tigaki, Kos, 85300, Greece, Kos - Hotel Platanista
Psalidi, Kos, 85 300, Greece, Kos - Pelagos Hotel
Lambi Beach, Kos Town, Kos, 85300, Greece, Kos - Lydia Hotel Apartment
Pamfilon, Kos - Athinoula Hotel
Kefalos 85301 , Greece, Kos - Niriides Beach Hotel
24 - 25 G Papandreou St, Kos - Mastichari Bay
Mastichari, Kos
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