Skopelos

Skopelos, the island of the wine, has a magnificent landscape full of olive groves, fruit bearing trees and mostly grapevines. Furthermore, sandy bays surrounded by piney hills, outspread islets, interspersed churches and monasteries, not to mention interesting historical sites, compose a non-identical icon of unique beauty that shall impress you at once. Skopelos is the ideal resort for your holidays. The island of Skopelos belongs to the Sporades Islands cluster, which is situated opposite the coastline of the island of Evia and opposite the geographical district of Thessalia. Furthermore, Skopelos covers an area of 95 sq. km., it has a coastline of 67 km and it also has approximately 4.700 inhabitants. Skopelos, the homonymous capital and port of the island, is a beautiful town, densely populated, with deep roots in history. Two storey and three storey traditional houses with bloomed doorsteps and numerous sacred churches, all built on uphill alleys, shall lead you to the acropolis of ancient Peparithos with the spectacular view and the castle . From the heart of the town you will go down the stairs and you will end up at the characteristic church of Panagia and the chapel of Agii Pandes.