| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-Feb |  Visiting the Dodecanese island of Kos: Kos is an island in the South Aegean Sea with a population of approximately 31,000 people. It is a part of the set of Greek islands known as the Dodecanese. It is historically notable for being the place where the father of medicine, Hippocrates, was born. The island is noted for its marina, and is an important stopping point for yachts and sailing boats traversing the South Aegean. The island offers many services specially catering to luxury vessels. The main town and center of the population is the town of Kos. (See Kos Tours)
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| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-Feb |  If you are visiting the Greek island, Kos, for the first time, you are going to be amazed at the beauty, tourist destinations, dining, and activities which the island has to offer you. From the most beautiful beaches and scenic views, to the most luxurious hotels and spa retreats, you are going to experience a vacation which you will never forget.
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| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-Feb |  Kos is an island in Greece and part of the Dodecanese archipelago. The name of the island has remained the same throughout greek history. It currently has a population of about 30,947. Natives of Kos are called "Koans." The island is one of the more popular tourist destinations in Greece. Kos, as it is currently constituted, is an amalgam of three former municipalities -- Dikaios, Irakleides and Kos -- which merged in 2011.
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| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-Feb |  Desiring to live in one of the Greek Islands is nothing new. Greece offers stress free lifestyle and with their stunning scenery, delicious and fresh food, wonderful weather, low crime rate, and low cost of living you can count on high quality of life worth enjoying.
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| Written by Anna James | Posted in General Updated 20-Feb |  Kos is a Greek Island that forms part of the Dodecanese group. Tourism is the major income earner in this Island. Other than the spectacular beaches, Kos has several other historic sites that can be explored. In the ancient times, Kos was well known because of the Asclepius healing temple that was founded after Hippocrates death. Remains of other healing temples such as Sarapis and Isis are evident on the island. Kos has vibrant pubs and an intense night life.
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Welcome to our website, I'm Paul and this is my father Gary. We decided to move to Greece in 2012 to live a more enjoyable life. This website will document our adventures... Enjoy!
