The southernmost Dodecanese — a quiet, weather-worn island of seafarers near Kárpathos.
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About Kásos
Kásos is the small, wind-blown island at the southern end of the Dodecanese, just below Kárpathos. It’s a place of seafarers and emigrants more than tourists, with low harbour villages and a deep maritime herit…
Highlights
Town & villages
Frý
The small, low-slung capital around a picturesque fishing micro-harbour, Boúka.
Beaches
Hélatros
A remote, beautiful bay at the island’s southern tip, reached by a rough road or boat.
Don’t miss
Ellinokamára cave
An ancient cave sealed with a Cyclopean wall, above the villages.
Things to do
Boat to Armáthia
A short trip to an uninhabited islet with white-sand beaches.
Food & drink
Local tables
Home-style Kásiot cooking — an island that feeds its guests well.
See it for real
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