Skiathos
Skiathos is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea and part of the Northern Sporades archipelago. It lies off the eastern coast of mainland Greece, opposite the Magnesia region. The island covers about 46 square kilometers and is known for its pine forests and a large number of beaches along its rocky coastline.
The main town and capital is Skiathos Town, also called Chora, a compact hillside settlement with whitewashed
Skiathos has a long history dating back to ancient Greece and later experienced Roman, Byzantine, Venetian,
Economically, Skiathos relies mainly on tourism, supported by a range of hotels, tavernas, and nightlife along