Kastellorizo

Kastellorizo (Greek: Μεγίστη Megisti, "the biggest", as it is the largest island of the small surrounding archipelago shared by Greece and Turkey, Turkish: Meis) is the easternmost Greek island, just off southwest Turkey. The nearest bit of the rest of Greece, Rhodes, is away, while the distance to the mainland Turkish town of Kaş is a mere .
The Mediterranean island's sole village is the port itself, with traditional stately residences built around two natural bays.

The small does not see much traffic, but Olympic Air has one flight per day from Rhodos on weekdays.
There are also ferries from Rhodos, with both Blue Star Ferries and Dodekanisos Seaways offering daily service during the summer months, and several times per week during winter. Also, Meis Expres runs a ferry from nearby Kaş, Turkey.

• Castle of the KnightsA medieval castle with wonderful views

• Archaelogical Museum

• PalaiokastroAncient settlement

• Galazia SpiliaVisually striking cave where you may spot a Mediterranean monk seal.

Beaches

• FaroNear the port, in the rocky area around the castle.

• MandrakiCan be reached by boat only.

• PlakesCan be reached by boat only.

• AlexandraSeafood mezes and slipper lobster.

• PlataniaOctopus in tomato sauce with shallots.

• Paragadi

  phone: +30 2246 049396
  Tasty fresh shrimp.

• Alexandra Pension

  phone: +30 2246 049248

• Hotel Kastellorizo

  phone: +30 2246 049044