Koukounaries Resort

Koukounaries, a popular resort located on the westernmost tip of Skiathos, can be found only 12 km from the capital and it is surrounded by beautiful undulating landscape covered with dense bushes, olive trees and high pine trees, so typical for most Greek islands. With its splendid beach which is said to be the most beautiful of the region, Koukounaries is ranked among the most visited locations on Skiathos. The accommodation facilities in the resort include hotels, private rooms and campsites, depending on your budget and preferences.

Koukounaries beach

Except for its fame, the already mentioned beach can boast its fine sand fringing the coast of the Aegean Sea. It has white colour creating literally the impression of spilt gold under the reflection of sun´s rays. The water there is clean, crystal clear and shallow, and so, completely safe both for children and their parents, as well as less experienced swimmers. Those of a more adventurous nature who are self-confident can try some of the water sports. Obviously you will also find there refreshment facilities.

What to do in Koukounaries

Despite its popularity, Koukounaries is a relatively peaceful resort where most people spend their time on the beach, going for walks to the surroundings, or sitting in tavernas, bars and restaurants where you can taste some of the traditional Greek delicacies like fish or lamb meat; but you will also find there continental cuisine. If you are a wine lover, you should also try local wine. The nights in the resort are also quite calm, as most visitors go on a walk or sit over a glass of wine and some tasty dish. Yet if you feel like having more fun, set off to the nearby island capital.

Koukounaries surroundings

The resort surroundings with plenty of forests and groves in a nature reserve is suitable for hiking tours.

Where else to go on Skiathos?

Some of the most visited resorts on Skiathos are: Agia Paraskevi, Achladia, Kanapitsa, Koukounaries, Megali Ammos, Platanias, Skiathos, Troulos and Vromolimnos