Luxury Skopelos Holidays 2017/18 | Classic Collection Holidays

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Larger, quieter and mesmerisingly pretty, this rocky island boasts an attractive capital, Skopelos Town; a beautiful Aegean port with winding cobbled streets, numerous (more than 120) churches, and steep hills rising from the harbour. The town teems with life, great for jewellery shopping along the waterfront and, of course, there’s a plethora of tavernas and bars.

Skopelos history dates back more than 18 centuries with its aphrodisiac wine, noted by Aristotle, and its wonderful olive oil, but the island enjoys fame and fortune from a more recent past and movie goers and ABBA fans alike will know that, on the west coast, Kastani is Mamma Mia! beach, the Chapel of Ag Ioannis, the tiny church atop those winding steps and, down in the south, Amarantos Cape is the film’s extraordinarily scenic 3 trees location. All these popular sights are easy to visit by exclusive minibus tour or by cruising along the coast.

Additionally, the island is blessed with numerous beaches including popular Stafylos, a pebble beach close to Skopelos and easily accessed by regular buses, shingle covered Agnondas located in a sheltered harbour and popular for those holidaying with small children and, another family favourite, Limnonari; a beautiful cove sheltering one of the island’s few sandy beaches.
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Larger, quieter and mesmerisingly pretty, this rocky island boasts an attractive capital, Skopelos Town; a beautiful Aegean port with winding cobbled streets, numerous (more than 120) churches, and steep hills rising from the harbour. The town teems with life, great for jewellery shopping along the waterfront and, of course, there’s a plethora of tavernas and bars.

Skopelos history dates back more than 18 centuries with its aphrodisiac wine, noted by Aristotle, and its wonderful olive oil, but the island enjoys fame and fortune from a more recent past and movie goers and ABBA fans alike will know that, on the west coast, Kastani is Mamma Mia! beach, the Chapel of Ag Ioannis, the tiny church atop those winding steps and, down in the south, Amarantos Cape is the film’s extraordinarily scenic 3 trees location. All these popular sights are easy to visit by exclusive minibus tour or by cruising along the coast.

Additionally, the island is blessed with numerous beaches including popular Stafylos, a pebble beach close to Skopelos and easily accessed by regular buses, shingle covered Agnondas located in a sheltered harbour and popular for those holidaying with small children and, another family favourite, Limnonari; a beautiful cove sheltering one of the island’s few sandy beaches.