The route

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The line from Skopelos to Skopelos is provided by Aegean Flying Dolphins only who offer 5 weekly connections with traveling times ranging between 25 minutes and 35 minutes (primarily morning departures). Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers. The crew will ensure passenger comfort on board and are available to assist you in any eventuality.

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Ferry Operators

• AEGEAN FLYING DOLPHINS

  5 weekly sailings

  Duration: 25 minutes

SKOPELOS GLOSSA (SKOPELOS) offers

AEGEAN FLYING DOLPHINS

Port of Skopelos

The port of Skopelos is in an inlet on the east coast of the island, which offers mooring to mainly private boats and yachts and is the main port of the island. There is a parking area near the port where you can leave your car and reach the center of the capital, Skopelos Town, on foot. There are buses that connect with the port from various points on the island. A bus network allows you to get around the island on public transport without your car. The central bus station is right at the exit of the port, and from here you can take the connection to Glossa, the second port on the island whic... [More information]

Address: Skopelos, 370 03, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Skopelos, port

Guide of Glossa (Skopelos)

Glossa is a town on the north coast of the island of Skopelos, it offers spectacular views thanks to its peculiar shape, which descends from the side of the hill to the sea. History The first settlement on Glossa dates back to ancient times and the island was a Cretan colony during Minoan times. There is written proof of a cluster of houses and dwellings in this area and archaeological findings show construction dating to the Minoan and prehistoric periods. With the revolution, people from Macedonia and the Chalkidiki peninsula settled in this area of the island and this gave birth to a mixed ... [More information]