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Skopelos Essentials

Skopelos is defined by its dense pine forests and the cinematic legacy of the film 'Mamma Mia!'. This collection features the 13th-century Venetian castle overlooking the main town and the 100-step climb to the chapel of Agios Ioannis. It covers diverse coastlines, from the white cliffs of Hovolo to the ancient Minoan history at Stafylos. Visitors can explore the rock-cut Roman tombs at Sendoukia and the fortified Venetian architecture of the Episkopi monastery.

Ag. Ioannis

Perched on a 100-meter rock, this chapel features 100 carved steps and served as the wedding location for the film 'Mamma Mia!'.

Castle of Skopelos

13th-century Venetian fortification built on the foundations of an ancient acropolis, offering views over Skopelos Town and the Aegean.

Ι.Ν. Επισκοπής της Σκοπέλου

A 17th-century fortified monastery and former bishop's seat, built over the ruins of a 6th-century Christian basilica and an ancient temple.

Μηλιά

Long pebble beach divided by a rock formation, known for its sunset views and pine trees that extend to the water's edge.

Kastani

Pebble beach with clear waters and lush surroundings, famously used as a primary filming location for the 'Mamma Mia!' movie.

Panormos beach, Skopelos

Large, sheltered pebble beach located in a deep bay, known for its deep turquoise waters and sunset orientation.

Staphylos

Pine-fringed bay where the tomb of the mythical Cretan Prince Stafylos was discovered, dating back to the Mycenaean period.

Limnonari

Sheltered sandy cove known for its calm emerald waters and a unique seabed featuring a slippery natural stone slab.

Sendoukia

Ancient rock-cut tombs located on Mount Delphi, believed to date from the Roman or Early Christian era.

Glysteri Beach

Shingle beach set within a narrow bay, featuring a beach bar and proximity to the island's main town.

Χόβολο

White limestone cliffs and turquoise waters accessible by walking through the sea around the rocks from Elios.

Belanio

The island's designated nudist beach, located adjacent to Stafylos and accessible via a coastal path.