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Skiathos is one such island in Greece which is both blue and green. Skiathos town also happens to be the main settlement as well as a port. The other parts of the town consist of large hotels, commercial complexes, beach resorts, studio units and apartments. Within Skiathos you will be able to identify several tourist facilities such as taverns, shops, travel agencies, bars and restaurants. It is accessible by air and flights to Skiathos are also regular from many of the European countries.

Continue reading... Kanapitsa beach in Skiathos

Skiathos, though a tiny island with an area of just about 50 square kilometers, is one of the most sought after holiday destinations among the islands in the Aegean Sea. Surrounded by mainland Greece on the west and island of Skopelos on the east, the island is a mix of modernity and natural beauty. Your flight to Skiathos will take you to the Skiathos Island National Airport.

Continue reading... Skiathos the Monastery of Evangelistria

Little Banana Beach has clear water and fine sand. It's a nudist beach but the many beach goers here are clothed, so it welcomes everyone.

Continue reading... The film set of Mamma Mia

Skopelos island is part of the Sporades islands in the Aegean Sea to the east of mainland Greece. The Sporades islands offer travellers a different atmosphere to the usual Greek island getaways. Instead of bare hills and packed villages, the Sporades are pine forested and feature some of the best beaches along the Aegean. What is more striking is the difference in architecture that is less whitewashed and features stone roofs. Skopelos is known for its exceptionally gorgeous beaches, hidden away coves and crystal blue water. The capital city is charming and was built around a bay in an amphitheatre design.

Continue reading... Summer in Skopelos

Almost three years ago, the small harbour in Skiathos was full of excitement and expectation as film crews descended on the town to film part of what would become one the biggest box office hits of the following year: Mamma Mia!

Continue reading... Skiathos Anniversary