Kasos Island
The hospitable island of Kasos and its scenic capital Fri offer excellent accommodation to visitors. Although the island has other settlements by the sea, Fri is more developed as regards tourist infrastructure and has rooms to let, restaurants and taverns. In Kasos, the beaches are countless and you should visit as many as you can during your holidays. If you like fishing, you can try it at the rocks near the island shores. If, on the other hand, you like enjoying swimming in crystal clear waters and the warm Greek sun, then the beaches of Kasos have everything you are looking for. The beaches of Kasos that stand out for their beauty are Ammoua, a secluded and beautiful beach, and Emporeio which is a more organized and cosmopolitan beach. You should also take a break from swimming and visit some of the museums of the island as well as some of the churches prevailing on the beautiful island. Kasos has lots of archaeological monuments and treasures as well as a tradition that remains totally alive over the years. The nights go by as calmly as the days with good food and wine. In Kasos you will spend some unforgettable holidays and you will enjoy every minute, so wait no more, book your ferry tickets now.
The Kasos Port
There are frequent ferries departing from the Piraeus port for the Kasos port and the journey, including stops at other islands too, lasts about 10 hours. In fact, by booking your ferry tickets online via aktoploika.gr your journey will be more comfortable and carefree. Fri is the island port and right next to it, the little port of Mpouka, which was a pirate refuge in the past and nowadays just the refuge of fishermen who dock their little fishing boats with the nets, will definitely impress you.
Connection With Other Islands
Kasos has a ferry connection with the following ports: Piraeus (Athens), Anafi, Halki, Heraklion (Crete), Karpathos, Milos, Rhodes, Santorini, Sitia (Crete).
Ferry Tickets
You can now book ferry tickets online for Kasos via Aktoploika.gr. If you plan to travel during July and August, it’s best if you have booked several days or weeks earlier to avoid hitches. You should also know that round-trip/return ferry tickets come with a considerable discount.
Transportation in Kasos
You will not find highways and traffic jams in Kasos simply because there are very few vehicles on the island and most people travel on foot. There is, of course, a bus line with routes to all the villages of the island as well as some taxis. If, alternatively, you want to visit a more secluded beach, then a boat can take you there.
Useful links: Kasos Hotels, Rent a Car
Happy Holidays in Kasos!!!