What is the currency?
The currency in Skiathos is the Euro (EUR), symbolised by €
Skiathos Solo Holidays
Solo Group Travel to Skiathos – Discover Hidden Coves, Koukounaries Beach & Skiathos Town
Why Visit Skiathos?
Skiathos invites you into a world of lush pine forests, golden beaches, and charming waterfront tavernas. Bask on the silky sands of Koukounaries Beach, take a boat ride to the striking white cliffs and turquoise waters of Lalaria, or wander the cobbled lanes of Skiathos Town, where lively cafés meet island tradition. Tucked within the Sporades archipelago, Skiathos offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cosmopolitan flair. With over 60 beaches and a vibrant old port, the island shines from late spring through early autumn—Greece at its most laid-back and sun-drenched.
Hidden Beach Coves
Hidden Beach Coves
Aegean Sunsets
Vibrant Nightlife
Old Town Charm
Holidays to Skiathos
Facts about Skiathos
What is the time zone?
Skiathos operates in the Eastern European Time Zone (EET), which is GMT+2, and observes daylight saving time, making it GMT+3 in the summer.
What is the weather like?
Skiathos enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers averaging around 28–32°C and mild, wet winters with temperatures averaging 10–13°C.
Top things to see & do
Relax on the golden sands of Koukounaries Beach, hike through the scenic trails of Mandraki Forest, visit the 18th-century Evangelistria Monastery, and explore the charming Old Port with its lively cafés and waterfront views.
Top local cuisine to try
Try Bourtzi, a local meze-style seafood dish named after the peninsula; sample Bakaliaros skordalia (fried cod with garlic mash); enjoy Lamb kleftiko, slow-cooked lamb in parchment with herbs and cheese.
