Megas Gialos Beach

Megas Gialos Beach is a picturesque beach located on the island of Skiathos. The beach is known for its clear and still water, making it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility. The beach is characterized by small shingles instead of sand, adding to its unique charm. Reaching the beach requires a short hike, which can be a bit challenging. Visitors are advised to follow the red and white painted markers for guidance. Despite the steep path, it is always clear and feels relatively safe. The secluded location of the beach often results in fewer visitors, providing a sense of solitude and exclusivity. However, the beach has been reported to have a problem with waste and debris washing up on the shore. Despite this, some visitors find the washed-up wood and string useful for building sun shelters. There are no bars or amenities on the beach, so visitors are advised to bring their own snacks and water. Additionally, due to the lack of shade, bringing an umbrella is recommended. While the beach is undeniably beautiful, it is also noted that the view from above is particularly breathtaking. Despite the challenges in reaching it and the issue with waste, Megas Gialos Beach remains a favorite among many visitors to Skiathos.