This monastery is one of the numerous Byzantine monuments preserved on the island of Skopelos. What has remained from the monastery is the church and the defensive walls.
It has a dome, four columns and is dedicated to the memory of the Annunciation (end of the 18th century).

This small chapel is located on the top of a steep cliff, which rises 100 meters from the sea. There are about 200 steps to climb to get to the chapel but the spectacular view of the sea will reward you. The famous wedding scene of Mama Mia! film was filmed here.

The monastery is dedicated to Saint Rigino, who is also the patron of Skopelos. Inside the monastery, you will also see the sarcophagus of the Saint (4th century).

The picturesque village of Glossa is located in the northwestern part of Skopelos, perched on the hillside above the port of Loutraki. It is characterized by cobblestone streets, traditional houses and stunning views over the Aegean.

Next to the small peninsula of Glisteri, you will find the cave of Trypiti. This is a breathtaking scenery only accessible by sea.

The biggest part of Skopelos is covered by dense pine forest, making the island one of the greenest of Greece. You will definitely enjoy driving through the forest or hiking from Chora to Loutraki, following the main roads. Several parts of the forest offer wonderful views of the beaches and the sea.

This is a sandy beach with clear water in the heart of a pine bay in the south of the island. It is 4.5 km from the main town and is organized with umbrellas, sun beds, a beach bar and a lifeguard.

This is a beach with white pebbles and clear turquoise waters, surrounded by tall white cliffs and a dense pine forest. It is located near Elios village, on the west side of the island.

On the west side of the island, the beautiful and organized Kastani Beach became famous by the movie Mamma Mia! Here you will find clear water, white sand and pine trees. A truly wonderful landscape.