Anyone who has seen Mamma Mia, the 2008 Hollywood musical, shot on the beaches and cliffs of Skopelos knows how exhilaratingly beautiful the pine-clad Greek island is. Restaurant Finikas, in Skopje Los Town, perhaps one of the best restaurants in Greece, is packed with some of the best restaurants you'll find on this island.

If you want to relax on one of the many picturesque beaches of Skopelos, you can go to Kastani beach, which is also located in Mamma Mia. Agios Ioannis is our favourite beach, located in the heart of the town of Kostas, a few kilometres from the capital. Despite the excessive crowds that are also shared by other Greek beaches across the country, Skopselos is an island of breathtaking beauty. The landscape of this rugged island, more than half of which is covered by pristine pine forests, is a testimony to the island's rich history as a tourist destination, hosting some of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece.

This is a more traditional town of Skopelos, but it is a great place to get refreshed while visiting the island.

The town embodies the essence of a typical Greek island settlement, which means that it is the typical Greek island community. The city is enclosed in a city that is supposed to be the center of the city, with a large number of shops, restaurants, shops and cafes.

Skopelos is one of the few Mediterranean destinations that is not crowded in July and August. If you want a more relaxed and less crowded nightlife than the other Greek islands, you can visit it in the summer months. The nightlife in Skopels may not be as wild and lively as on other Greek islands, but it is certainly satisfying.

Take a domestic flight to Skiathos or take a ferry from Thessaloniki or Athens to the port of Volos. If you are travelling to Europe this season, you can also fly from Athens or Piraeus to Skopelos or even back to Athens in the summer months.

Visitors have to fly to Skiathos, where other scenes from the original Mamma Mia film were shot, and then take the hour - a long ferry ride to Skopelos. There are two ferry lines from Volos and one from Thessaloniki, but since neither island has an airport, you either have to go to the neighboring island of Skiathsos and drive along the coast to Thessaloniki or take a ferry from Glossa, Loutraki or Skopselo and then go to Skopelsos or to the ferry terminal in the port of Volusia. Then take another ferry to Skiatho (Agios Constatinos) and take your choice to catch one of the daily flights from Athens for skiing departing at around 17: 15. Skopelos has no airport, but there is a domestic flight from Piraeus and a daily ferry service from Skolos to Vassiliki and from there on to Athens.

During the summer months, flights from all over Europe from mainland Greece to Volos are available in July, August, September, October, November and December. Then the travellers take a ferry from Skopelos to Skiathos or to the ferry terminal in the port of Wolusia. Ionianislandholiday.com, which runs 16 other hotels on the island, as well as a number of hotels and resorts in Athens, Piraeus and Thessaloniki.

You will change to the Athens Riviera and settle back in the city, but it requires an experience of what to see and do in this uniquely beautiful environment.

Meet your guide and storyteller in the Temple of Olympian Zeus and visit the city's landmarks, including the Acropolis, the ancient cemetery, Keramikos and the Agora. If you are a die-hard fan, sit back and enjoy the breathtaking views of Athens, where you will stay overnight and see everything for the first time. To learn more about planning your trips to the Greek islands when you are in Skopelos, here are some tips for those of you who want to visit. And if we are honest, sea kayaking should really be the funniest activity possible in Greece, whether you are in Greece for the first or second time.

For traditional dishes in Skopelos, choose Kipos tou Kalou and try the traditional Greek flavour of Pano Geitonia with Alexander. Meanwhile, the friendly waiter Magali prepares a delicious plate of food, including the Greek salad moussaka. End your tour with a visit to the wine shop where you will get a taste of the local wines to wash down the delicious plates of food, which includes staples such as Greek salad and moussaka, as well as some local beers.

Skopelos is an island in Greece and belongs to the prefecture of Magnesias in the periphery of Thessaly. The island is located on the east coast of Greece, east of Athens and north of Pano Geitonia. Anyone who has seen Mamma Mia will remember that it took place in Greek and that Skopels is the island of Greece. It is a small island with a population of about 1,000 people, with an area of 2.5 km2 and is part of the prefectures of Magneias and Per Peripheries in TheSSaly, as well as the city of Karpathos and the city of Chios.