Cheap holidays to Lambi

Lambi centres on the coast in the north-eastern corner of the island of Kos. The sand-and-shingle beach begins at Kos Town’s harbour wall and unravels north, edged by traditional tavernas and British-style pubs. If you prefer things a bit quieter, head for the far end of the beach – the crowds thin out and the grains are accessorised with olive trees and wildflowers.

Hire a bike and you can pedal to the seaside village of Tingaki in around 20 minutes. It’s a peaceful spot, fringed by 6 kilometres of soft, white sand. The ancient ruins of Asklepion are within cycling distance, too, and feature the remains of centuries-old temples and the hospital that Hippocrates used to work in.

Kos Town Lambi‘s next-door neighbour, is ripe for exploring. It’s laced with Roman, Ottoman and Medieval ruins, and crowned with a 15th-century castle. Turkey is also an option – hydrofoils whisk you across the Aegean in 20 minutes and land you in Bodrum, a waterfront town with a chic harbour and a labyrinthine old quarter.

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Things to do in Lambi

Thanks to the prime real estate it occupies right next to Kos Town, there’s no shortage of things to do in Lambi! Most visitors come here for its beaches – a stretch of sand and shingle around one kilometre long, it’s well set up with sunbeds and plenty of watersports facilities. Its sand is lined with Greek tavernas and British pubs, meaning you don’t have to venture far from the beach to sate your appetite or find a pint!

Most of the action in the vicinity takes place in Kos Town. Head to Eleftherias Square, where you’ll find locally made food, jewellery and ceramics. Get a taste of Kos’s history at the Archaeological Museum of Kos, or head to Ancient Agora, the remains of a Roman forum, complete with fortifications, temples and villas.

The flat terrain and well-maintained bike trails of Kos offer up plenty of opportunities for cycling around the island. Along the way you’ll spot glimpses of nearby islands, and the sparkling Aegean Sea that surrounds Kos.