April 2022 – Finally, it’s time to travel again and my first trip brought me to the Dodecanese island of Kos, Greece. Next to beautiful beaches and picture-perfect sunsets, the island has a wide array of Greek, Roman and Islamic cultural sites. But my favorite moments are located at the less traveled Eastern part of the island – driving the rugged roads, enjoying the endless views of the lush green landscape (only in springtime), soaking in the variations of blue of the ocean, exploring the abandoned mountain villages with hundreds of free roaming sheep and goats. And not to forget the amazing food. I found a couple new all-time favorites that are only produced on Kos, so I guess I will come back very soon.
Cavo Paradiso, Kos / April 8th 2022
Asclepeion, Kos / April 7th 2022
Plaka, Kos / April 5th 2022
Zia, Kos / April 8th 2022
Protokaravos, Kos / April 7th 2022
Kefalos, Kos / April 5th 2022
Asclepeion, Kos / April 7th 2022
Haihoutes, Kos / April 6th 2022
Akti Psalidiou, Kos / April 6th 2022
Zia, Kos / April 8th 2022
Aspri Petra, Kos / April 5th 2022
Agios Fokas, Kos / April 8th 2022
Agios Theologos, Kos / April 8th 2022
Palio Pyli, Kos / April 7th 2022
Palio Pyli, Kos / April 7th 2022
Palio Pyli, Kos / April 7th 2022
Agios Stefanos, Kos / April 5th 2022
Asfendiou, Kos / April 5th 2022
Zia, Kos / April 8th 2022
Protokaravos, Kos / April 7th 2022
Protokaravos, Kos / April 7th 2022
Irakleides, Kos / April 7th 2022
Limnionas, Kos / April 5th 2022
Haihoutes, Kos / April 6th 2022
Plaka, Kos / April 5th 2022
Asfendiou, Kos / April 6th 2022
Agios Fakos, Kos / April 8th 2022
Roman Odeon, Kos / April 6th 2022
Asfendiou, Kos / April 5th 2022
Palio Pyli, Kos / April 7th 2022
Casa Romana, Kos / April 6th 2022
Western Archaeological Site, Kos / April 6th 2022
Kos city / April 6th 2022
Kos city / April 6th 2022
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