What to do in Skiathos

Vassilias Beach offers crystal-clear Aegean waters framed by pine-covered hills. Spend your day alternating between waterfront tavernas and trying wakeboarding or water skiing in this serene coastal retreat.

Step into the preserved home of Alexandros Papadiamantis, one of Greece's most influential literary figures. Explore his modest living quarters where he crafted stories capturing 19th-century Greek island life.

Vromolimnos Beach enchants with golden sand and turquoise waters framed by fragrant pine trees. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere with beachside cocktails or try wakeboarding in the shallow, family-friendly waters.

This medieval fortress, once Skiathos Island's capital, stands dramatically on a rocky promontory offering refuge from pirates. Explore restored churches and ancient walls while taking in sweeping Aegean Sea views.

Kechria Beach enchants with its turquoise waters and fine sand shoreline framed by lush mountains. Enjoy authentic Greek flavours at the charming stone-built restaurant while lounging on the grassy patch behind the shore.

Explore the waterfront in Skiathos Town with a trip to Old Port. Wander the beaches and waterfront in the area.

Step into the preserved home of Alexandros Papadiamantis, one of Greece's most influential literary figures. This museum displays his original furnishings and personal artefacts, offering a glimpse into 19th-century island life.

This hilltop monastery made history when the first Greek flag was raised here in 1807. Explore its triple-domed church, watch monks produce wine and olive oil, and visit the museum with antique artefacts.