OKU KOS

The Roof Terrace rooms are a particularly attractive option with their shady wooden pergola and fringed hammock, whilst the Swim Up Junior Suites share a pool between two and have their own terrace complete with hammock. For more privacy, the suites with private pools are for you with their own garden and lounge. The villas at OKU Kos are perfect for small groups, providing a private 2-bedroom sanctuary with a living room, garden and their own swimming pool. The hotel’s private, white sand beach is adorned with shady cabanas and is cooled by the gentle year-round breezes. Refreshing swims can also be taken at OKU with its crystal-clear outdoor pool, a welcome retreat after a day exploring. The Spa uses organic, locally-sourced ingredients and there are various movement programs from yoga to Pilates on the beach, and the all important indoor pool. You are likely to find yourself unwinding relatively quickly once you arrive at OKU Kos, so - for those who prefer not to venture too far from these tranquil surroundings – the To Kima restaurant and beach club offers an all-day menu of farm-to-table cuisine, including light meals, salads as well as heartier lunches and dinners inspired by the flavours of the Mediterranean.

Suitable for:

• Couples
• Jaded urbanites

Things to do at the property:

• Recline in your beach cabana with the Aegean Sea as your backdrop
• Work up some energy for lunch in the fitness studio or on the beach yoga pavilion
• Survey the azure coastline on the hotel’s paddle boards
• Take in the DJ beats at To Kima beach club
• Revitalise your body with a treatment at the OKU spa
• Enjoy cinema under the stars

Things to do nearby:

• Hike to the top of Mount Dikaios to the white-washed chapel for fabulous views
• Saddle up and ride at sunset along the northern shore
• Join a beach clean up to protect the local wildlife and give-back during your stay
• Take a trip to the Lipsi Archipelago including stops to Tiganakia beach on the islands of Arkoi, the caves of Makronisi, the turquoise waters of Aspronisia and Pilavi
• Try some local Assyrtiko with a wine tasting at Hatzimmanouil