Скопелос лучшие пляжи

This is a great place to stay in Skopelos. It's a very nice place in a fantastic location. It's only a one-minute walk from the main riviera and a one-minute walk to the beach. There's also a shop right across the street. If you need to rent a scooter or ATV, there's a nearby rental place called Magicars and they are fair. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to use the pool because it's closed in the afternoons when we had free time. Additionally, there's currently no bar service at the pool, most likely due to the pandemic. The room was even nicer than it looked in the pictures and it had air conditioning, a small balcony, and a fridge. The bathroom was spacious and clean and it even had a bathtub. The flush in the toilet was broken, but they were able to fix it the same day. The staff was extremely friendly, but that's generally the case with Greeks. Breakfast is available for 5 euros and it's a basic continental breakfast with pastries, cereal, fruit, yogurt, ham, and cheese. One inconvenience we experienced was that you can't precool the air conditioning by leaving it on while you're not in the room. It only runs when you're in the room, which was especially inconvenient during the recent heatwave in Greece, which was the worst in the last 30 years.

This nice beach boasts crystal-clear waters that are impeccably clean. It's a true paradise for beach-goers seeking a pristine and refreshing swimming experience.

This charming cove boasts an array of generously sized pebbles and pristine, translucent waters teeming with marine creatures that are sure to captivate you for hours on end. With a plethora of rocks and sea life, you're bound to be entertained. Additionally, there are a handful of fantastic eateries and comfortable sun loungers available for your use.

This beach is truly unique and seems to transport you back in time. Although the food shack and windmill appear quite neglected, it adds to the charm of the place. Sitting and observing the waves is a calming experience, especially when the wind is high and the waves are rough. Standing at the edge of the water and feeling the pull of the waves while listening to their soothing sound is truly a serene experience. While it may not be a regular destination, it is definitely worth visiting if you have the time. The beach is easily accessible via the main road, with no challenging driving involved.

The car park is fairly easy to access, although it may take a little longer. You'll be parking at a bee hotel, which is quite unique. 😉 After that, it's time to put on some sturdy shoes. The first few meters are easy and along a well-worn path, but it gets rockier and steeper further down. Flip flops are not recommended, but it's still doable with a bit of a challenge. Some people opt to take the route over the neighboring bay and briefly through the water to reach the beach. Once you arrive, you'll find a peaceful and well-maintained pebble beach. There are a few shaded areas, but they are quite scarce, so bringing a parasol is recommended. The water is crystal clear, and clothing-optional sunbathing and swimming are allowed.

What a magnificent destination! The azure waters are so clear you can see right to the bottom, and the scent of pine trees fills the air. The glistening white pebbles are a sight to behold, and the charming houses perched on the cliff add to the picturesque scenery. As you watch the sailing boats glide by, you'll feel a sense of tranquility wash over you. Don't forget to explore the breathtaking cave located beyond the left row of stones near the lighthouse. The swim there is an adventure in itself, but the reward is well worth it!