Tingaki Holiday Reviews

we had a week in late october so the resort was very quiet with a lot of shops and resturants closed for the season, this did not spoil our enjoyment as we had excellent service where ever went and felt totally relaxed

This is a very nice resort, not too many English bars. We went the last week in October so it was extremely quiet, would reccommend you go a bit earlier in October if you can, but it was still a lovely place. The beach is fantastic too

The whitish sandy beach of tigaki is an excellent place for water sports, such as, the popular wind surfing, for example, and for swimming or simply to relax. The facilities and tavernas at the beach are good, as generally, are most in and around Tingaki. There's only one bank and ATM and credit cards aren't always accepted. While an enjoyable and pleasant place to stay, it's not necessarily the cheapest in terms of cost of food and drink, and eating out.

clean and tidy plenty of greek charm. excellent for young and old myself and the bunny had a fantastic time lots of places to eat and good local travel links.

Very tidy typical Greek island resort, not picturesque but functional with all thats required. Lots of Taverners but all very similar. Katras bar about the best. Spyros for food, but like i say all very similar.

Tingaki- is I would say a medium sized resort there are many restaurants and tavernas to chhose from but they all have basically the same menu, there is however something for everyone and you wont go hungry!! we found that for startes to share,a main course and wine was around 12 euros a head and every where seemed to have similar prices. apparently there is a disco somewhere in the resort but we didnt find it, again as we were at the end of the season it may have already closed for the winter. we didnt get hassled by restaurant staff to go in places. The beach was nice, we tended to walk out of the hotel and across the fields to get to the quieter bits of beach rather than walking through the village, saying that it wasnt exactly busy any way! we got the bus up to Kos town one day it cost 1.80 euros one way the bus left at 20 past the hour and returned on the hour ( be warned there was no return bus at 12 or 2) pay the bus conductor after you have sat down

It was very clean and tidy, plenty of bars, restaurants and shops to go to. The beach is lovely although sun beds were expensive, if you go to the bottom of the road and go left towards Mike's Bar which is an Aussie bar there are sunbeds there that are a lot cheaper.

Peaceful resort - not for the part lovers who I guess should head for Kos Town. There are plenty of bars and taverna for a fortnight stay but it's defintley on the low key side. The usual bars offer Sky TV so you'll never miss a mtach and 2/3 bars offer live entertainment every night - if thats your thing.

Tingaki is an ideal holiday destination for families. A beautiful beach with warm shallow waters, enough places to eat for a fortnights holiday, plenty of small supermarkets to buy lunches etc. Friendly staff at most restaurants and shops. All in all I would not hesitate to recommend this resort to other families.

Tingaki is a great resort if you are with your family as the beach is really nice and it is very safe. We mainly stayed within our hotel though, as there was a great waterpark. In the resort centre there are some lovely shops and cafes. We would go back.

It is a good combination. Great beaches, warm water and buzz of people in the town but nice quiet spots and restuarants on the fringes. Good base for touring the rest of the island.

brilliant resort, not too large with beautiful long beach along the whole length of resort. Quite low key and perfect for families. Close to Kos town

Very clean resort which still has its charm unlike the nearby town of Kardamena. Nice cafes nice bars. Beach is very clean and not too busy. Prices are reasonable considering the current situation. This is a great area to base yourself if you plan on touring the island. Worth jumping on the bus to Kos Town( 1.5euros) its a very nice little town.

fab resort, loads of lovely restaurants to choose from. great for couples and young families wanting a lovely relaxing holiday.

Tingaki is a quiet resort but plenty of bars and restaurants. There are no nightclubs, thankfully, we travelled with teenage daughters 16 and 18 who thoroughly enjoyed it, for what it was, a chilled family holiday. The best restaurant was Meni the last restaurant on the right before the beach. Another good restaurant was Mythos.

Kos town is a 20 minute bus ride away.

Car hire reasonable in resort. Was not impressed by Paradise beach although we enjoyed the watersports.