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Agnontas
A fishing bay named after an Olympic runner, with tavernas at the water's edge
Stafylos & the south coast · Skopelos
About Agnontas
Agnontas is a small, deep bay on the south coast, about 8 km from Skopelos town, with a pebble beach, fishing boats and a few fish tavernas whose tables stand almost in the sea, under pines that grow down to the water. It is named after Agnon of Peparethos, who won the stadion race at Olympia in the 6th century BC. For decades it was the island's main port for the boats from Volos, and the fast boats still come here when a northerly closes the harbour in town. A road and a path lead on to the sandy cove of Limnonari.
Where to stay
Where you'll wake up in Agnontas

Limnonari
Fall asleep to the sea in an olive grove above Limnonari
Lemonis Holidays · Beach rooms & taverna · €€
Where to eat
Tables we love in Agnontas
Agnontas · Stafylos & the south coast
Agnontas · Stafylos & the south coast
Limnonari · Stafylos & the south coast
Good to know
Before you go to Agnontas
Getting there
On the main road and the bus route from Skopelos town to Panormos and Glossa. Limnonari is about 2 km further by a steep side road.
When to go
Lunchtime, for fish at the water's edge; or a September evening when the bay is quiet.
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