Visit some of the island’s iconic beaches, Kastro, Lalaria, Arko, Tsougria and more with lunch at either the tiny fishing village of Katigeorgi or on the neighboring island of Skopelos.
Sail to the Mamamia Church
Starting at Koukounaries (either from the dock below ELIVI Hotel or Koukounaries harbour), following the southern coast of Skiathos, we’ll make a stop at Arkos for a swim before heading off to Skopelos.
We’ll anchor at the beach below Agios Ioannis (that famous Mamamia Church), from here a swim or if you’re feeling energetic a walk up the many steps to the church itself. Following this, well’ head to Eolos for lunch, and after lunch make a stop at Tsougrias for a swim.
Finally returning to Koukounaries.
Kastani Beach
Starting at Koukounaries (either from the dock below ELIVI Hotel or Koukounaries harbour), following the southern coats of Skiathos; we’ll make a stop at Tsougrias for a swim and then head off to Skopelos.
Visiting some of the beaches on the west coast of Skopelos; Kastani Beach (of Mamamia fame), Panormos, Ftelia.
Later heading to Eolos for lunch, then after lunch cruising to Lalaria for a swim. Later sailing on towards Kastro. and along the northern coast of Skiathos stopping at any of the beaches; Kechria, Elias, Mandraki, Micro Asselinos, Kriffi, Toufekoverga (the point beyond Koukounaries).
Finally returning to Koukounaries.
Around Skiathos Island
Starting at Koukounaries (either from the dock below ELIVI Hotel or from the Koukounaries harbour), following the southern coast of Skiathos, we’ll stop at both Tsougrias and Lalaria beach for a swim. Later sailing on towards Kastro. and along the northern coast of Skiathos stopping at beaches on the way ; Kechria, Elias, Mandraki, Micro Asselinos. Before heading off to the tiny fishing village of Katigeorgi for lunch. Visiting the beaches of either Kriffi or Toufekoverga (the point beyond Koukounaries) for a swim.
Finally returning to Koukounaries.
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