Taste Greece & Make a Dog's Day

Taste Greece & Make a Dog's Day

As well as sinking your teeth into Greece, this trip allows you to give something back to the island of Skiathos. Among the highlights are a visit to the island's dog shelter, a guided walk in the hills and a Greek cooking demonstration from a villager in Agia Paraskevi.

Skiathos Town Evening Tour with Local Liqueur Tasting

As the sun sinks into the Aegean, you'll set off to explore the old quarter of Skiathos town, where time seems to have stood still. You'll spend the evening with a local guide, discovering tales of the island from past and present. The tour includes visits to the island museum and a church, too. Vasilis, one of our expert guides, says, ‘Only a few steps from the centre of town are hidden corners, with beautiful churches and peaceful cobbled streets. Skiathos played a hugely symbolic role in Greece's fight for independence – our first flag was raised here in 1807. We have so much to tell.'You'll begin your evening at the former home of one of Greece's most celebrated authors, Alexandros Papadiamantis. From here, you'll explore Plakes, the oldest part of Skiathos town, where typical Greek cottages line crooked lanes. Bright splashes of bougainvillea and classic blue shutters are everywhere. Revealing the secrets of Skiathos through stories of everyday life, your guide will show you the area from a local perspective.After a guided visit to a neighbourhood church, you'll delve into the history of the island at Skiathitian House museum. Antiques and costumes from times gone by are displayed in this typical townhouse. From the kitchenware that prepared countless family meals to the tools that worked the land and sea, every artifact has a story to tell. Afterwards, you'll have the chance to sample a local liqueur produced by the museum's owner.

Skiathos sea and sun cruise

Discover Skiathos from a different perspective on this cruise. You'll see the famous Blue Caves of the north coast, enjoy downtime on Lalaria and Kastro beaches, free time in Katigiorgis, as well as a stop at Tsougrias Island.

Sacred Skiathos tour

High up in the hills north of Skiathos town, you'll find two of the island's holiest sites. The Church of the Archangels and the Evagelistria Monastery have been attracting the faithful for centuries – and it's easy to see why.

Greek island hopping from Skiathos

This island-hopping cruise offers you a great chance to discover some of the gems in the Sporades archipelago. You'll head to glamorous Skopelos – it's where the classic musical Mamma Mia! was filmed – and to tranquil Alonissos.

Mamma Mia! Cruise

You can expect dollops of déjà vu and nostalgia on this full day cruise. It takes in the sights made famous by the hit musical Mamma Mia! You'll set sail aboard a traditional fishing boat, visiting some of the best beaches in Skopelos, the tiny island where Meryl Streep et al sang their way into our hearts.

Skiathos Snorkelling Safari Cruise

Edged by some of the Aegean's best beaches and bluest waters, Skiathos is a top snorkelling spot for those in the know. Set sail aboard a full day cruise to the islands standout snorkel sites that've been a hit with scuba divers for decades. You'll see shoals of exotic fish, enjoy lunch on board, and all the benefits of a boat trip.

Skiathos Wine Tasting Tour

Skiathos sets the bar high where wine is concerned. So whether you're a wine aficionado or just want to learn a little about the local vino, a winery tour ticks all the boxes. Visit one of the island's most up-and-coming wine producers to hear their grape-growing secrets and the history of the craft. Then, taste six fine wines all paired with Greek nibbles.

Scuba Diving Experience

Warm, see-through waters make Skiathos the ideal spot for a first-time scuba dive. And Koukounaries Beach is home to a great scuba-diving school. An expert instructor will teach you the basics with a short theory lesson. Then, take your newfound scuba skills into the sea, where you'll get a look at the coral and multi-coloured sea life below the waves.