Bedroom with a double bed, teal headboard and roman blinds
Double bed with teal cushions and a bedside table either side
Kitchen with oak-finish cabinets and a round glass dining table
The building at dusk with its wall lights on
Skiathos Town

Perfectly placed in Skiathos Town

A spacious, newly built apartment five minutes' walk from Papadiamantis, the main street of the town — close to a large supermarket and the bus stop, and ten minutes on foot from the sea.

  • One bedroom with a double bed
  • Two-door wardrobe
  • 32″ TV with internet
  • Hot water around the clock
  • Large, fully equipped kitchen
  • 5 min to Papadiamantis
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Location

Five minutes from the centre

Shadow of Athos sits a short walk from the centre of Skiathos, close to the main street of the town and to everything you might need during your stay — the supermarket, the port and the airport.

It is well placed for public transport, so getting to the beaches is easy; the nearest is a ten-minute walk away.

  • Papadiamantis main street5 min walk
  • Large supermarketClose by
  • Bus stop to the beachesClose by
  • The sea10 min walk
A turquoise cove on the rocky coast of Skiathos, a boat at anchor
The island

Skiathos

Skiathos is one of the most visited islands of the Sporades, with plenty to see beyond its beaches. Don't miss the house of the writer Alexandros Papadiamantis, now a museum, or the Bourtzi with the remains of the Venetian fortress.

The island brings nature and sea together, with more than sixty beaches — Koukounaries, Banana and Chrysi Ammos the best known. Lalaria, the pine forest at Koukounaries and Strofylia lake are all worth the trip. And with so many places to eat and drink by the water, its nightlife has earned it the name “the Mykonos of the Sporades”.

  • Papadiamantis House
  • Bourtzi
  • Koukounaries
  • Banana
  • Chrysi Ammos
  • Lalaria
  • Strofylia lake

Before you leave, try the island’s traditional sweets: amygdaloto, aspro and chamali.

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