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Tigaki

A sleepy sunkissed resort in Kos

Tigaki holidays on the lovely island of Kos are about kicking back and taking it easy. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, family, solo or with friends, the gorgeous sandy beaches here won’t fail to delight. This tranquil resort on Kos’s north coast is a convenient 15-minute drive from the island’s bustling capital, Kos Town. That means you can tuck into delicious Greek cuisine at Tigaki’s family-run bars and restaurants that dot the pretty coastline, or head to the eateries and nightclubs of Kos Town if you’re after something more lively.

Days here centre around sun, sea and sand, and the beach really is your playground. You can hire sunloungers and parasols, splash and swim in the crystal-clear waters or have a go at windsurfing. There’s no doubt about it, holidays to Tigaki are about as relaxing as beach breaks get.

Your Tigaki questions, answered

The joy of Tigaki is its easygoing pace and picturesque surroundings. That means beach activities by day and excellent local cuisine and relaxed drinks by night.

The bright lights of Kos Town are only about 11 kilometres from Tigaki, meaning you can get there in 15 minutes by car or in a taxi.

You can reach Kos Town very easily, but there’s plenty to see island-wide, so if you want to head further afield then a car will be handy.

Best things to do in Tigaki

    Enjoy the sunshine

    Tigaki is located on a 6-kilometre stretch of soft white sand, so pack a picnic, grab a sunlounger and make the most of the warm weather.

    Hang out in a beach bar

    There are lovely bars and restaurants dotted along the beach. Grab a seat and settle in for a lunch-time thirst-quencher or cold, refreshing evening beer.

    Shop in Kos Town

    Kos Town is only a short drive away and it’s worth visiting, not just to see the historic sites but also to buy souvenirs, local produce and jewellery.