CalmBeach Greece
Secluded beaches in Skiathos
Looking to escape the crowds in Skiathos? These 11 remote beaches are quieter and harder to reach — often by dirt road, on foot or by boat. Bring water and shade, and check wind and waves in CalmBeach before you go.
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Kechria
Sand & pebbles - Difficult dirt road
A green cove below a monastery — Fine sand with small pebbles and clear turquoise water, in a lush green cove ~11 km northwest of town. It is named after the historic Panagia Kechria…
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Lalaria
Pebbles - Boat access only
White pebbles and the pierced rock (boat only) — Smooth white-blue marble pebbles, with deep clear water right off the shore — these polished pebbles are called "lalaria". Beside it rises Tripia…
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Mikros Aselinos
Sand & pebbles - Difficult access (path)
A small, more sheltered cove — Lightly organized (sunbeds, a small kiosk). It has no dedicated parking; leave the car on the road and walk down a short, steep path (~5 minutes).
- Paralia Kastrou Sand & pebbles - Difficult access (path)
- Paralia Tsougkrias Pebbles - Boat access only
- Koutsouri Sandy - Difficult access (path)
- Nikotsara Pebbles - Difficult dirt road
- Paralia Ligaries Sand & pebbles - Difficult dirt road
- Stygero Pebbles - Boat access only
- Katharina Sandy - Difficult access (path)
- Psarochoma Sand & pebbles - Boat access only
Which beaches in Skiathos are the most secluded?
The beaches listed here are remote and usually have no facilities. Access can be rough — a dirt track, a hike or boat-only — so plan ahead and bring supplies.
What should I know before swimming at remote beaches?
Remote beaches have no lifeguards or services. Avoid strong wind, big waves and swimming alone, and check live wind and waves in the app first.