Skopelos is a stunning sailing destination located in Greece. It offers breathtaking scenery, crystal clear waters, and a rich cultural heritage. Sailing in Skopelos is a dream come true for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Greece is a sailor's paradise with numerous islands and predictable weather, ideal for intermediate sailors. The Meltemi wind provides steady breezes of 15-25 knots in the Aegean Sea from July to August. The sailing season runs from April to October.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Highlights
Skopelos is known for its picturesque beaches and hidden coves, perfect for anchoring and swimming in the turquoise waters.
The island is surrounded by lush greenery and has a stunning mountainous backdrop, providing a unique and beautiful setting for sailing.
Skopelos is a part of the Sporades Islands, which are blessed with steady winds, making it an excellent destination for sailing.
The local cuisine in Skopelos is exceptional, with numerous traditional taverns offering delicious fresh seafood and Greek specialties.
The island is home to many ancient churches and monasteries, adding to its charm and cultural significance for visitors.
Skopelos Town, the island's capital, is a charming whitewashed town with narrow streets, traditional houses, and great shopping opportunities.
The marine life around Skopelos is rich and diverse, offering fantastic opportunities for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.
Skopelos is relatively untouched by mass tourism, providing a peaceful and tranquil sailing experience away from crowds.
The weather conditions in Skopelos are generally favorable for sailing, with mild winters and warm summers.
Skopelos is ideally located for exploring the nearby islands of Skiathos and Alonissos, making it a perfect base for island hopping.
