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Kos is an island in Greece. Its main areas are Kos Town, Kardamena, Mastichari, Marmari, Psalidi, and Agios Fokas. Travellers find churches, yoga studios, dance studios, bars, restaurants, hotels, hostels, and sports clubs. The climate is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and mild winters; the peak season runs June-September. Food features fresh seafood, olive oil, feta and local cheeses, and grilled meats. The island is linked by ferries and flights from Athens and major hubs, and the main language is Greek.

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What currency is used in Kos and how many venues does IslandSpots list there?

The currency in Kos is euros. IslandSpots lists venues and events, but the exact number is not included in the provided facts; top-rated venues are among the popular activity types such as restaurants, bars, hotels, and sports clubs.

What is Kos known for?

Kos is known for its main areas of Kos Town, Kardamena, Mastichari, Marmari, Psalidi, and Agios Fokas, and it offers popular activities such as church visits, yoga studios, dance studios, bars, restaurants, hotels, hostels, and sports clubs.

What is the best time of year to visit Kos?

Greece's islands have a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters; the peak season runs June-September, so that is the best time for warm weather.

What language do people speak on Kos?

The main language spoken on Kos is Greek.

What local food and specialities should I try on Kos?

Greek island cooking features fresh seafood, olive oil, feta and local cheeses, and grilled meats.

How do I get to Kos island from Athens?

Kos is linked by an extensive ferry network plus flights from Athens and major hubs.

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