1Kasos – Dodecanese Authenticity
Another hidden gem in the Dodecanese, Kasos is an island that feels almost frozen in time. Rugged and windswept, it offers an experience far removed from crowded resorts. Villages like Fry and Arvanitochori showcase traditional stone houses, narrow lanes, and a lifestyle rooted in history and seafaring.
Kasos is famous for its culinary traditions, particularly makarounes, a handmade pasta served with caramelized onions and olive oil. Its beaches, such as Helatros and Ammoua, are serene, perfect for quiet reflection or a swim in crystal-clear waters. Kasos’ isolation and charm attract travelers who want to immerse themselves in authentic island life, where local culture and natural beauty reign supreme.
