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Association of Kasians in Greece
Founded 1928
KASOS
Monuments & Sights
From Venetian castles to churches and traditional settlements — the places worth seeing in Kasos.
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Emporios Beach
The old port of Kasos, today the most popular beach on the island.
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The Kasos Trails network
Nine hiking routes on old paths, from mountain peaks to hidden beaches.
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The little harbour of Bouka
The most photographed spot in Kasos: fishing boats, caiques and centuries of history.
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Trita Beach
The most secluded beach on the island, an hour's walk from the road.
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Avlaki Beach
Narrow cove on the southwestern tip, with calm waters even in the wind.
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Chochlakia Beach
Large smooth pebbles on the south coast — and a name with its own history.
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Katarti Beach
Pebbles and sand next to the airport, where the Aegean Sea hits the hardest.
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Marmara Beach (Armathia)
Golden sand and turquoise waters on uninhabited Armathia, opposite Fry.
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Armathia
Uninhabited islet north of Kasos, with a long history.
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Makronisi
One of the fourteen islets surrounding Kasos, uninhabited and with shallow, fishing waters.
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Chelatros Beach
The most sheltered bay of the island, between two mountains in southwestern Kasos.
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Antiperatos Beach
Three bays on the west coast — and the spot associated with the Holocaust of 1824.
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Kofteri Beach
Organized beach next to the port of Fry, easily accessible on foot.
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Ammoua Beach
Small sandy beach in northern Kasos, one of the best spots on the island for sunset.
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Holocaust Memorial of Kasos 1824
The darkest chapter of Kasos, and the monument in Fry that keeps it alive.
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Monument to the Heroes of 1821
Two anchors and four cannons in the heart of Fry, for the Kasians who fought in 1821.