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Loutraki
The little second port below Glossa, on the ruins of ancient Selinous
Glossa & the north-west · Skopelos
About Loutraki
Loutraki is the small harbour at the foot of the hill below Glossa, where the boats from Skiathos and Volos call at 'Glossa' in the timetables. It is a handful of houses, cafes and tavernas along a short quay, with fishing boats, a pebble beach and the lights of Skiathos across the strait. Its name, 'little baths', comes from the Roman baths of ancient Selinous, whose ruins lie by the shore.
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Before you go to Loutraki
Getting there
The fast boats and ferries call here on the way between Skiathos and Skopelos town. Taxis meet some boats; Glossa is a short drive or a steep walk up the old path.
When to go
Any evening, for a table on the quay as the boats come and go.
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