Skopelos is an island that brings together authentic villages, lush green landscapes, living culture, and cinematic scenery recognized worldwide.
Each aspect reveals a different rhythm, inviting visitors to explore the island naturally and at their own pace.
Explore the villages of Skopelos, Skopelos Town with its whitewashed houses and narrow alleys, Glossa with traditional architecture and open Aegean views, Neo Klima by the shoreline, along with numerous smaller settlements that preserve the island's authentic character. Each village tells its own story through everyday island life.
Skopelos stands out for its rich natural landscape, with pine forests reaching the sea. The island is ideal for scenic drives as well as hiking along forest paths, where shade, cool air, and the scent of pine accompany every step.
The culture of Skopelos is expressed through tradition and craftsmanship. Pottery, small-scale boat building, churches scattered across the island, music, and local festivals shape a cultural identity that remains alive and authentic, without losing its natural simplicity.
Skopelos gained global recognition through Mamma Mia, with its natural light, beaches, and landscapes featured in iconic scenes of the film. More than a filming location, the island became part of the atmosphere and emotion that Mamma Mia shared with audiences worldwide.
