Kassos is the most southerly of the Dodecanese Islands. It is a rocky, mountainous island with a rich sea-faring history. The islands capital is full of traditional stone mansions, which overlook the bay. Even today, the port is known for its seafood tavernas. Further within the island, this strange rocky land opens into the mysterious Sellai cave, which is thirty metres deep. The coastline is generally rocky but the neighbouring islet, Armathia, has a sandy beach.

Scroll down to check out our featured accommodation in Kassos, the apartments, hotels, villas, camping, yachts and youth hostels, listed below: Simply find the accommodation that suits you below and contact the owner directly for the freedom of independent travel.