Skopelos Island Travel Guide

 dimilag Says:  "Eleos" means "mercy" and ELIOS is where the island's patron saint Reginus is believed to have delivered his flock from a fearsome dragon. The beach is pleasant enough but this part of the island is intermittently affected by deep earthly rumblings. The unsightly village was... 

 dimilag Says:  The second main town of Skopelos is a picturesque village of 1,200 people with a stunning position high over the sea. There are ruins in Glossa dating from 400 BC as well as Byzantine walls to poke about in. The traditional village way of life has so far managed to stand... 

 dimilag Says:  The capital and main port for the island. A charming little town with its white-washed houses, red tiled roofs, flowered gardens and balconies. Its many little white churches,narrow streets, alleyways, and climbing stairs, all built on a hillside in the heart of a bay. Set... 

 dimilag Says:  The most popular beaches are all on the sheltered south-west coast. There are many lovely beaches, sometimes the pine trees grow right down onto the beach. Skopelos is also a good nudist spot. The best beaches are: Milia (more crowded after the arrival of water sports,... 

 dimilag Says:  One of the best things that you should do in Skopelos, is a walk on the seaside just when the night falls. The road closes for the cars, with the exception of the police cars and a lot of people are walking calmly accross the harbour. It's an ideal place for families,... 

 hydronetta Says:  Skopelos town, is the capital and the largest settlement on the island. It’s very picturesque little town with its beautiful white houses with red tile roofs suited in narrow and winding alleysThe most interesting part is Kastro and the quarters to the right of it. Many of... 

 hydronetta Says:  Compared to Cyclades where hardly any vegetation is found during summertime, Skopelos is blessed with thick pine forests that reach the coast. The nature while driving around is stunning, changing from green of trees to blue of the sea....But it;s not only waht you see near... 

 hydronetta Says:  As most of the beaches and small villages lie on the west side of the island (unlike Skopelos town though) you'll most probable enjoy wonderful sunsets. Either on a beach or in taverna colors and tranquility are unbeatable 

 hydronetta Says:  Glossa the second largest settlement on the island is situated in the north. It is designed like an amphitheater right along the mountain ridge that leads down to Loutraki the second harbor of Skopelos. In some parts of the village there is no car-traffic and the means for... 

 dimilag Says:  This restaurant is situated on a terrasse of approximately 150 square meters. A few tables are located inside. It serves Mediterranean food, with a mix of Italian, French, Spanish and of course Greek cuisine. You can also try our « fusion food » specialties.The service is... 

 KonstantinII Says:  Prices are a bit high. You can get a bier for 5-7 and a cocktail for 7-10 euros. But it is worth it. Mediterranean bar is something like an opened bar, so you can even get in with a can of bier of your own, and the manager of the bar will greet you at the entrance as he does... 

 dimilag Says:  Here are some usefull information about how to reach Skopelos island.You can reach Skopelos by Ferries, Catamarans and Frying Dolphins (Hydrofoils). They depart from the ports of Agios Konstantinos (if you live in Southern Greece), Volos (if you live in Central Greece) and... 

 KonstantinII Says:  One thing all beautiful preserved (not ruined by tourists and those willing to do everything to pleas them) places of Mediterranean have in common is that in each of those places you can find one of these. ;o)))))Hardworking servant of his old master… Well scooting arround...