Kastellorizo (Meis) Day Trip
Καστελλόριζο / Meis
Greece's easternmost island, just 20 minutes by boat from Kaş harbor, with colorful houses lining the harbor, making a same-day return possible.
Kastellorizo (Meis in Turkish) is the easternmost island of Greece's Dodecanese group. A row of neoclassical painted houses along the harbor is reflected in the sea, and the island has a Knights' castle, Lycian rock tombs and the Blue Grotto. From Kaş harbor, a ferry takes about 20–30 minutes, with departures daily in summer. You must carry a valid passport and a Schengen visa, or benefit from Greece's fast-track visa policy for Turkish visitors, subject to the rules in force at the time of travel. Border formalities are handled at the port. On the island, you can enjoy Greek seafood and coffee, and return to Kaş in the evening.
Opening hours
Per ferry schedule
Nearby sights
- Çukurbağ Peninsula
- Kaş Dive Sites (C-47 Dakota Wreck & Lighthouse Reef)
- Limanağzı Beach
- Antiphellos Theatre & King's Tomb
- Kaş
- Büyük Çakıl Beach
- Kaş Friday Market
- Kaş Paragliding from Mount Asas