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Skopelos Beaches
Thessaly and Central Greece, Greece
Skopelos, located in Thessaly and Central Greece, is home to several unique beaches. Limnonari Beach is known for its adj waters and scenic surroundings, while Milia offers a tranquil atmosphere and diverse marine life. Panormos Beach is characterized by its clean, clear water and pebbles, and Paralia Kastani stands out for its crystal clear waters and tree-filled landscape.
Stafilos Beach is popular for its distinct waters and family-friendly amenities. A complete list of beaches in Skopelos can be found in our guide below.
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The Ultimate Guide to Gay Friendly Travel in Greece
GAY FRIENDLY GREECE
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There are 6,000 Greek Islands, and only 20 own airports including Skiathos, so should be on the list of those to visit. Now move Skiathos further up the list as its a shorter flight than Mykonos (from the UK), has surpass beaches, many more restaurants and of course it – and charming neighbour Skopelos – are where Mamma Mia was filmed.
Stay
There are three options of areas to stay: ‘in town’, at Troulos Beach, or at the quieter greener end of the island in Koukounaries – means ‘pine cones’ in Greek. All are pleasant in their different ways.
In Skiathos Town every hole in the wall is a restaurant: Italians approach here a lot, so the standards are sky-high , and in the evening Papadiamantis Street is a pedestrianised catwalk of beach bods and browsers thronging the many, many independent shops, cafes and bars. It’s not all tourist tat either, there are several smart ceramics, homewares and even clothing stores. Step away 100 metres and one is really in the Old Greece of crazy-paved thoroughfares, cerulean and white buildings and signs that it must be quite a strenuous life in the winter.
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