Kos Holiday Reviews

Really good nightlife even in early June, lovely food too. I think in July and August the nightlife will be really busy!

Lambi.....it's a bit of a hike from the Blue Lagoon in the heat. Lambi is quiet and not much to see along the main road opposite the beach. We went for a walk one night and only saw a petrol station and supermarket and a couple of hotels. As you get closer to Kos Town things do get more lively and there are a lot of bars and shops.

good resort plenty of eating and drinking places.beaches good lots of sunbeds .book trips with agents in the street good value.

Fantastic place. If a myriad of Restaurants, shops, and bars is your thing then Kos town is for you. In addition there is a very picturesque harbour and many beautiful buildings.

very nice lots of bars food places beaches top people and fab weather a place to go before you die lol.

Kefalos is a good resort if you want to chill out. Plenty of long walks or sun bathing. The water is so clear you can watch the fish swimming around. There are plenty of small fishing boats moored up that supply local restaurants. Our favourite was Captain Jacks we ate there practically every night, no complaints at all over the food and drink all reasonably priced. We walked up the main road to the village on the top of the hill and it was like walking into the past greece. The locals greeted you with a smile and were lovely. Kefalos winds you down to its pace and is so relaxing and laid back. There is also a couple of local bakeries that make amazing balm cakes. If you dont like walking then there are plenty of hire shops, bikes, cars and Quads. The local bus takes you to Paradise beach or into Kos town where there are plenty of shops and places to eat and very busy. The busses are modern with air conditioning and it only costs 4 euros each to go then 4 euros each to come back, highly reccomended.

We were all Inclusive at the Porto Bello Beach so rarely went into Kardamena. We did marry in the town hall there though and the photo's outside near the marina and beachfront were excllent! Not alot in town in a daytime except soveneir shops really. Didn't go in at night due to having kids but heard it was good for the young en's!

great, lots to do for all, a great place with something for everyone.

for a small island it is quite a big resort.

Kardemena can be loud at night but ok in the day time, will get busy later in the season as it s the place for drunk brit teens

Can't really comment too much on the town, as we only spent a few hours there. From what we did see, seems , it is geared for the young, with endless rows of bars and nightclubs. Everything seemed too compact for us, but i suppose the young'uns would love it there!!!

Small resort with a pleasant harbour and lots of little touresty shops and bars. OK for a visit but I would'nt want to stay there. The people were very friendly and helpful and shop keepere did not hassle us to buy things. We went as a family which I woul'nt not recommend for as not a enough to occupy children but might be suitable for couples.

quiet, relaxing resort. Plenty of restaurants and bars. Nice sandy beach. We hired a moped to explore the island. Nice chilled way to travel, and see all the little villages, Kos town, Zia etc

a very friendly town with lots of places to eat and drink. there are lovely beaches. there is water sports.

Kardamena is built round a harbour which is lined by bars and restaurants.Ther are plenty of bars for the younger ones but plenty of quiter bars to go to if you want a peaceful drink.The beach is good with plenty of sun loungers and if you walk along the beach for 5 minutes you come to some nice quite spots.From kardamena you can catch the bus to Kos town for just under 3 euros or a taxi for 32 euros.This resort is only a 10 minute ride from the airport and it costs 19 euros.

Tingaki itself is a lovely resort everything you need, lots of restaurants and beach full of sunbeds, the sea is fantastic.