Meis Island: Places to Visit

This map has been prepared to help you explore the key points of interest on Meis Island.

Visible from all over the island with its red minaret, this mosque is the only mosque on Meis

The churches of St. Nicholas and St. Dimitrios on Meis Island are important parts of the island's religious and architectural heritage.

Palaiokastro, located in the western part of Kastelorizo, is the island's oldest and most important monument.

Meis Port, the island's main harbor, has a striking appearance with its colorful houses.

Meis Port, the island's main harbor, has a striking appearance with its colorful houses.

Anyone who loves cave diving and exploring should definitely see the Blue Cave.

The castle's existence dates back to the 14th century.

The neoclassical houses perfectly reflect the island's old way of life and architectural sensibilities.

This place, known as the Monastery of Saint George or the Church of Saint George, was built in 1751.

The Lycian tomb also resembles the roofs and columns of Greek Doric temples.