The church and the beach of Agios Ioannis have become world wide famous after the film "Mamma Mia". The church perched high on the rocks overlooking the small cove and offering a breathtaking view to the coasts of Skopelos and Alonissos. If you want to visit the chapel you need to climb 105 steps.

Glysteri beach is protected from the winds by a long narrow bay. Fine light grey sand and emerald waters can be found in this lovely bay.

The beach is actually one of the most popular places for swimming for its crystalline bay and its close proximity to the town. This bay owns its name to the Minoan king Stafilos who was supposed to have disembarked in this lovely cove.

Amarantos is a rocky cape with the main characteristic of the two curved pine trees that embrace the sea above the rock. The cape became largely known by the "Mamma Mia" film where many shots took place here. Also, the visitor will have the chance to marvel at the impressive rock, Drakontoschisma, that looks as if it has been cut by a person, and the beautiful blue-green waters.

Agnontas is a traditional fishing village. The landscape around the beach of Agnontas is beautiful. The turquoise colours of the sea, the blue sky, the pine trees on the hills.

This small lovely sandy beach is hidden in a magnificent cove a short distance northwest of Agnondas. Because the bay is surrounded by pine trees the waters of Limnonari appear to be green. Here we enjoy dives from the boat.

Kastani is one of the famous beaches in Skopelos, with lovely crystal waters and white sand. It has a remarkable environment surrounded by pine trees that reach the edge of the shore. Many of the scenes of "Mamma Mia" were shot here.

A new sea side village that the pine trees reach the beach. On our way to Neo Klima we pass from some small secret beaches, Ftelia, Megalos Pefkos, Ekatopenintari, Hovolo beach which are accessible only by boat. Also, we pass from some caves in the opposite small island "Dasia". We makes stops for dives.