Kassiopi
For couples and friends who enjoy a harbour, castle and coastal village evenings
A fishing village with a small harbour, an old castle and little coves of white rock and clear water. The north-east coast is calm and sheltered, facing the mountains of Albania.
Our tip
For harbour dinners, compare each Kassiopi villa with the route back to the village. At a coastal house, ask whether sea access leads to pebbles, rocks or a beach.
Where to stay in Kassiopi
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Questions about Kassiopi
The harbour and castle give the village its main reference points. Compare accommodation by the route to them and to your preferred cove.
Separate harbour access from sea access and request the route to each. An address marketed as Kassiopi does not establish both.
Not necessarily. Ask what lies at the end of the particular property’s path, rather than treating all coastal access as a sandy entry.
Confirm the exact house category and who uses the pool. A broad pool description does not establish which facilities are private to your booking.