If you want the bright lights of Kos Town but don’t fancy living in the middle of a neon beehive, Lambi hits the spot. A solid choice for those who want their cake and to eat it too (preferably with a side of local honey).
Why do people love going on holidays to Lambi?
Best of Both Worlds - You get the peaceful, boujee resort feel while being a short, breezy cycle away from the chaos of Kos Town.
Two-Wheeled Adventures - The area is flatter than a pancake, making it the island's cycling capital - perfect for showing off your holiday fit on a bike.
Beach Club Central - Lambi is home to some seriously stylish beach bars where the tunes are flowing and the sun loungers are out in the masses.
Sunset Suppers - The waterfront tavernas here offer front-row seats to some of the most gorge evening skies in the Dodecanese.
What is the best time to visit Lambi
Kos is a total overachiever when it comes to sunshine, so holidays to Lambi are pretty much a safe bet for a bronze glow. Whether you’re looking to bake like a local pastry in the high season or you fancy a bit of a quieter, more exclusive vibe when the littluns are back at school, this coastline delivers the goods.
Spring - The vibes are brewing and the colours are a total mood, offering a cool breeze for those who want to explore the island without turning into a puddle.
Summer - The island is officially booming, the sea is warming up nicely, and the nightlife in nearby Kos Town is absolutely popping off.
Autumn - The crowds have cleared off but the sea is still toasty, making it the prime time for a more relaxed, grown-up getaway.
Winter - It’s the ultimate "locals only" vibe; perfect for a peaceful retreat if you don’t mind trading your bikini for a light jumper.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Lambi holidays
You didn't fly all this way just to look at the pool, right? The beaches around here are the stuff of dreams, ranging from organized party hubs to quiet spots where you can actually hear yourself think. Grab a cold drink, cover yourself in factor 40, and get comfortable.
Lambi Beach - A long, golden stretch with crystal water and plenty of swanky bars for those who like their sand with a side of service.
Town Beach - Just a short stroll away, this spot is perfect for holiday-goers who want to jump from the sea straight into a shopping spree.
Psalidi Beach - A bit further down the coast, this shingle spot is a hit for windsurfers and active types who can't sit still.
Tigaki Beach - A short taxi ride away, this white-sand beauty is a must-visit for families looking for shallow, kiddo-friendly waters.
Thermes Beach - For the adventurous soul, these volcanic hot springs offer a natural spa day that is way more "stun" than your average pool.
Things to do on your Lambi holidays
While it’s tempting to spend your entire Lambi holidays horizontal, there is a whole world of Greek goodness waiting just outside your hotel gates. From ancient ruins that make your house look like a new-build to boat trips that feel like a scene from a movie, you won't be bored.
Rent a Bicycle - Join the local tradition and cycle your way into Kos Town for a bit of breezy sightseeing and people-watching.
Asclepeion Ruins - Visit the world’s first-ever hospital and pretend you’re learning something whilst actually just taking photos of the views.
Tree of Hippocrates - Stand under the very tree where the father of medicine supposedly taught - it's a whopper and very Instagrammable.
Nisyros Volcano Trip - Hop on a boat to a nearby island and walk inside a literal volcanic crater for some top-tier holiday stories.
Kos Old Town - Get lost in the narrow, flower-filled streets and find a tiny shop selling the most delish local thyme honey.
Sunset at Zia - Take a trip up the mountain to watch the sun dip below the horizon whilst enjoying a chilled glass of wine.
