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The best area to stay in Kolaitis is Kolaitis Town, particularly the area around the harbour.Kolaitis Town is the heart of the island, offering a blend of traditional Greek island life and convenient access to amenities. The harbour area is particularly appealing, with its scenic waterfront promenade, where you'll find a selection of tavernas and cafes right by the sea. The narrow, winding streets behind the harbour are home to local shops and traditional houses, giving it a distinct island feel.For couples, staying near the harbour in Kolaitis Town is ideal. You'll be within easy walking distance of a wide choice of restaurants for evening meals and have lovely spots for a relaxed drink as the sun sets over the water. The proximity to boat trips departing from the harbour also makes it convenient for exploring the surrounding coastline and nearby islands.Solo travellers will also find Kolaitis Town a great base. The central location means you can easily navigate on foot, and there's always something going on around the harbour.

The best time to go to Kolaitis is during the shoulder seasons of May, early June, or September, and early October.These months offer pleasant weather, with warm temperatures great for exploring, swimming, and enjoying outdoor activities without the intense heat and larger crowds of the peak summer months. You'll find the sea is still warm enough for a comfortable swim, and the islands are lush and green before the full heat of summer takes hold or after it subsides.For travellers who prefer a lively option and don't mind warmer temperatures and more people, July and August are also suitable. This is the peak season, with all tourist facilities fully operational, and a buzzing energy throughout the island. However, accommodation prices will be at their highest, and popular spots can get very busy.Those looking for a quieter, more relaxed trip, perhaps for a romantic getaway, will find the shoulder seasons particularly appealing.