Kastellorizo is a small and remote Greek island located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, very close to the coast of Turkey. It is the easternmost inhabited Greek island and part of the Dodecanese group.

The island features a picturesque harbor lined with colorful neoclassical houses, surrounded by steep hills and rocky coastline. Kastellorizo has a long and complex history influenced by various civilizations, including Byzantine, Ottoman, and Italian periods. One of its most famous natural attractions is the Blue Cave, a sea cave known for its striking light reflections.

Today, Kastellorizo is a destination for quiet and exclusive tourism. It attracts visitors seeking isolation, unique scenery, diving, and a peaceful atmosphere in one of the most remote parts of Greece.