If you are planning to travel to any of the islands of Kos, Bodrum or surrounding areas by air then your flight will land at Kos Airport. Make a reservation now and get ready to pick-up your Kos Airport car hire from right outside the arrivals area.
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Kos International Airport “Hippocrates” is located about 16 miles southwest of Kos, a Greek island in the southeastern Aegean Sea. It is a busy airport, with flights serving mainland Greece and other international destinations. The main airlines operating at Kos Island International Airport are – Adria Airways, Air Berlin, Astra Airlines, Jetairfly, Jat Airways, Ryanair, Thomson Airways, Viking Airlines, etc. As a busy commercial aviation hub, the airport is well connected to the town area via Kos-Kefalos provincial road. Kos Airport passenger terminals house duty-free shops, cafes, restrooms, restaurants, etc.
Kos is a beautiful city situated close to Kos Island, which in recent years, has become a popular tourist destination. Pristine beaches and magnificent historical buildings make Kos Island a perfect place to spend a holiday. Travelers can book a car rental for Kos Island International Airport to explore the attractive destinations around.
The present and the past come together in Kos. Right from the rustic taverna to a cosmopolitan cafe, there are several places hidden within its diverse landscapes. These can be easily visited in your Kos car rental booked online from us. Have a look at the must-visit places in Kos.
Asklepieion– The ancient site is the most important of all on the island. It is situated on a pine-covered hill and consists of a sanctuary devoted to the god of healing.
Castle of the Knights– The castle can be reached by crossing the bridge over Finikon. It was built in the 14th century and restored in the 16th century. It is of immense historic value.
Kos Town Beaches– To the east of the town lies Kos Town Beach that has a thin strip of deep water and sand to assist in swimming. The beach area is dotted with a line of hotels and restaurants.
Ancient Agora– It is an open site situated toward the south of Castle of Knights. It is very well complemented by the Temple of Hercules and the Shrine of Aphrodite.
