Kalispera Greece Skopelos.

ISLANDS A-Z CRETE CYCLADES DODECANESE EASTERN AEGEAN
IONIAN SARONIC SPORADES MAINLAND ABOUT US

Glossa in Skopelos

Glossa is located approximately 20 kilometres from Skopelos Town and is believed to have been inhabited since antiquity. The village is built amphitheatrically along a ridge that leads down to Loutraki. Parts of the village is car-free, the transports are many times made with donkeys. Visitors must kindly park outside the village, where the road turns down to Loutraki, which is the port of Glossa, and where there is a small beach.

 

View over the beautiful village of Glossa in Greece.

View over the beautiful village of Glossa.

 

From the villages of Loutraki and Glossa you can see Skopelos neighboring island of Skiathos.

Loutraki on the lower left and Glossa on the right. The island on the left is Skiathos.

 

Glossa is located about 2 kilometers above Loutraki.

Glossa is located about 2 kilometers above Loutraki.




The town plan is Greek irrational and the architecture comes from plan 7B, applicable to all Greek mountain villages. If one stray away from the main street one are met by a confused heap of worn alleys and grassy steps that leads unruly little anywhere. The houses are very beautiful, many have colourful wooden balconies, just like in Skopelos Town.

 

One of many stairs in Glossa on Skopelos.

One of many steep stairs in Glossa.

 

One of many steep alleys in car-free Glossa.

One of many steep alleys in car-free Glossa.

 

Strolling around Glossa is not for people with bad knees.

Strolling around Glossa is not for people with bad knees. But it is beautiful.


One street is called Nirvana. One wonders about the choice of the name, do it comes from Buddhism where Nirvana stands for the highest goal of the religious quest, or from the American pop group with the same name? Hardly the latter. :-)

 

The street Odos Nirvana in Glossa on Skopelos.

The street Odos Nirvana in Glossa.

 

The houses in Glossa are very beautiful, many have colorful wooden balconies, just like in Skopelos town.

An old wooden toilet that is hopefully no longer used. :-)

 

Flowers, alleys and stairs in Glossa on Skopelos in Greece.

Troligen den mest fotograferade trappan i Glossa.

 

 The alleys in car-free Glossa are lined with beautiful flowers and other plants.

And probably the most watered flowers in Glossa.


Glossa is a very nice acquaintance where the Greek everyday life comes first, and tourism in the tenth place. Taverna Agnanti is an exception, where style and class comes before the typical Greek. Despite the slightly more luxurious interior (not to be expected in Glossa), a visit to Taverna Agnanti is a must.

 

Taverna Agnanti is not to be missed when you are in the village of Glossa on Skopelos.

Taverna Agnanti in Glossa.

 

The food is amazingly delicious, the service exemplary and the views over the sea adorably beautiful. The taverna is located on the main street, you can not miss it, signs are all around. If it is fully booked, you will find Taverna Mastora To Steki at the beginning of the village, and the views is almost as nice.

 

Taverna Mastora To Steki is located where the village of Glossa begins.

Taverna Mastora To Steki is located at the beginning of the village.

 

Taverna Mastora To Steki is located on the square in Glossa.

Taverna Mastora To Steki is located in what can be called a square.


In Glossa there is a small tavern that serves very good gyros.

This nice gyros place is also located on the same square.

 

It is absolutely forbidden to park in the car-free village of Glossa.

Glossa is a car-free village and parking is not allowed everywhere. :-)

 

ACCOMMODATION IN GLOSSA

There are unfortunately few accommodation options in Glossa itself, but there are more nice pensions located near Glossa. Pansion Platana is located near the centre and looks very nice. There is a larger selection in Loutraki.

Book Pansion Platana here »

Book other hotel in Glossa here »


WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU ARE VISIT GLOSSA

 

Don't miss Mamma Mia Church when you travel to Glossa on Skopelos.

Do not miss the Mamma Mia Church, which you can read about here »


READ MORE ABOUT SKOPELOS

About Skopelos Getting here Getting around Villages Beaches Sights Hotels





HOME

ABOUT US

SEARCH

BOOK HOTEL

FACEBOOK

SWEDISH

© 2007-2024 | Janni Eklund | Kalispera and Kalimera.



>