LunchFirst of all catamaran which we should get to Kos had some technical issues so we had to board another ship. No one informed us, they just took out passporst without saing why- very stressful and inconvenient. Because of delay we arrived to Greece about 11.30, and rushed through every pointy of the trip without spending enough time at each sight. After the lunch at 16.15 we've been waiting 45 minutes in crowded place, 36 celsius, for catamaran back to Turkey. Overall waste of time and monet.
Grab your passport and set sail to the Greek island of Kos on this full-day guided tour from Bodrum. Kick things off at the legendary Hippocrates Tree, said to be the oldest in Europe, before a tour of the centre of Kos. Hear about its history, stopping by the ancient agora, a key archaeological site featuring ruins of temples and shrines, and the bustling main square. Then, tour an olive oil factory, learn how this liquid gold is made, and sample different types – you can even buy some here to take home. Finally, head up to the village of Zia, perched on the island's tallest mountain, before pausing at a beachside restaurant for lunch and a swim.
