Korres Santorini Vine Collection (Showergel & Body Milk) 

Greek Islands are one of my favourite places to visit. The plan is to visit them all (which i mentioned here). Greece is just so beautiful to me; clear, blue seas, authentic rocky beaches, hill-top views and farm animals on every corner. Not even joking. This is true of many of the low-key holiday places anyway. Not too sure about the likes of Malia or Kavos. 

Before i ramble on too much, all i will say is... Kos is hands-down the most stunning place i've ever been too in terms of picturesque views all around. I'm taking 360 degrees. Everywhere you look is just stunning. It isn't a well developed island in terms of big cities and shopping malls. It's much more traditional and they have really tried to maintain their historic heritage. I visited a few archaeological sites whilst there including castle ruins (western archaeological site), the roman odeon and the Hippocrates tree (the inner philosopher in me loved it!).

Just off the coast of Kardemena we also visited Nisyros - a beautiful, small island with a population of less than 1000 people (crazy, right?!) and famous for its dormant crater. Bordering Turkey you can also visit Bodrum from Kos Town - unfortunately i didn't manage to do this but, i would love to when i visit again (notice i said when). Book in advance due to Visa issues. I would also like to visit the Kefalos area of Kos. So there is no doubt in my mind i'd love to go back and explore the island much more.

Overall from what i have seen it is a beautiful island with lots to see and do. Go join in the watersports, dive in the sea or pop on a boat to a nearby island. Alternatively, cycle freely, go hiking, explore castle ruins or do a little bit of shopping. I did some cycling down the coast myself and the views were just breathtaking.

Enough from me, let the photos do the talking..

Nisyros. 

Beautiful beaches.

Hotel - Akti Beach Club. Bottom Left - Queen of the castle at Western archaeological site.