Best place to relax on Island, and be with nature and not many people if you're lucky, you can get pine trees just for you for some time and jump off a cliff for some fun... Beware of the urchins they love to be there. Unfortunately the surrounding forest was burned some years ago, bet it's getting better now🏕

Beautiful spot to go and visit if you get the chance.. best time to see is from mid afternoon for a swim and then to watch the sunset which is spectacular. If you do go for a swim make sure you take swimming shoes as the rocks are pretty sharp, also there are loads of urchins on the rocks. I’ve been going for years and I like to sit under one of the trees before Amarandos where it’s quieter to read and swim off the rocks.

It’s a long walk from the busstation from Agnondas. Might be around 25/30 minutes. If you have a car or scooter or even ATV, that would be easier. On the end of the road you have multiple places to go to: left is the cove, straight ahead it’s the enf of the little island, right is most crowded with boats as well. But, all of it is absolutely worth the walk. It is beautiful and the water is amazing. Just look out for sea urchins when you get in and out of the water using rocks.

Beautiful cove, very picturesque. Road not great, be ready for a walk and to get in and out of sea rocks are sharp - but worth the effort!

We went there at sunset, absolutely recommended as there were few people (4) and the sunlight was amazing. The last part of the road to get there is a dirt road, we didn't have any problem as we had an ATV. Other people decided to leave the car behind and walked the last part.

Dirt road just before Agnontas when driving from Skopelos. Several beautiful coves along the way with some space for parking. Access is perilous with steep slopes and sharp rocks but the sea is magnificent.

Beatiful place to visit. There was quite alot of people because its so popular, but it really is a stunning place. You can also jump into the water.

It's a must visit if you go to Skopelos Island. Pristine clear waters surrounded by pine trees almost touching the see.