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KASOS
From Venetian castles to churches and traditional settlements — the places worth seeing in Kasos.
The old port of Kasos, today the most popular beach on the island.
The most secluded beach on the island, an hour's walk from the road.
Narrow cove on the southwestern tip, with calm waters even in the wind.
Large smooth pebbles on the south coast — and a name with its own history.
Pebbles and sand next to the airport, where the Aegean Sea hits the hardest.

Golden sand and turquoise waters on uninhabited Armathia, opposite Fry.

The most sheltered bay of the island, between two mountains in southwestern Kasos.

Three bays on the west coast — and the spot associated with the Holocaust of 1824.
Organized beach next to the port of Fry, easily accessible on foot.
Small sandy beach in northern Kasos, one of the best spots on the island for sunset.