Skopelos is an island that has many isolated beaches, to which guests may only arrive either by boat or by waking down difficult, and sometimes slippery, paths. Therefore, it would be wise to bring comfortable, waterproof athletic shoes that will facilitate them to walk down the paths safely.
Moreover, in some beaches, there are slippery surfaces, usually made of calcium, within the first few meters of the seashore. These underwater surfaces should either be avoided by walking slightly to the left or to the right, or swimmers should wear sea shoes and be very careful. Such slippery, underwater surfaces can be found at Limnonari and Milia beach.
Finally, Skopelos’ visitors should be aware that the nights at the Aegean Islands are chilly due to the winds and high humidity. So, a light jacket is always useful.