Kardamena flights and travel guide

The small town of Kardamena, situated on the south coast of the Greek island of Kos, is one of the most popular resorts with British tourists. With the international airport just five miles away (a ten-minute transfer), holidaymakers arrive from Kardamena flights throughout the summer season to enjoy the town's excellent beach and the lively nightlife. The sandy beach is the longest on Kos, with a clear, warm sea for swimming in and plenty of watersports. The nightlife is legendary, and the resort is more popular with holidaymakers in search of a good time than families or older tourists.

Away from the English bars and all-day breakfast, however, is a host of treasures for those who wish to scratch a little deeper under the surface. Kardamena is built on the site of the ancient city of Alasarna. Archaeological digs have unearthed a Temple of Apollo and four basilicas and the site of the city can be visited.

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When to Fly to Kardamena

Peak Season:
The most popular months to visit Kardamena are April to September, and the busiest months are July and August. The summer weather continues all the way into November when a midday swim is still possible.

Accommodation is the most expensive from July to September. Visit at the beginning or end of the peak season for milder temperatures, less wind from the meltemi, and more opportunity to enjoy the Greek culture.

Off Season:
From October onwards the tourist season winds down. This can be the time to find cheap flights to Kardamena and good deals on hotels, but be aware that some of the restaurants and bars may be closed out of the tourist season.

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Kardamena Insider Information

• Hit either of the two long beaches later in the day and you won’t have to move till sunset as they face southwest.
• As Kardamena is the biggest resort on the island of Kos, there is a lot of choice for nightlife, and a long strip of bars, discos and restaurants.
• The blue and black glass beads which are meant to ward off evil, are a cheap and cheerful holiday present to buy for people back home.
• Order souvlakia, meat on skewers, served with salad and pitta bread.

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Kardamena Airports

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