kasós
Kasós is a small island in Greece, located in the Dodecanese island group in the southeastern Aegean Sea. Geographically, it lies between Karpathos and Crete. The island is known for its rugged terrain, characterized by steep cliffs and limited arable land. Its main settlement, also named Kasós, is situated on the southern coast.
Historically, Kasós has a rich maritime tradition. For centuries, its inhabitants were renowned sailors and merchants,
The economy of Kasós has traditionally been linked to the sea, with fishing and shipping being important
Culturally, Kasós retains many of its traditional customs and dialects. The local cuisine often features fresh