The house that melts into the sky
8 Guests
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
Immersed in five acres of verdant, wooded coastline in the northwest of Skopelos, Blue House is a wonderful sanctuary for those in search of peace, tranquillity and spellbinding sea views. With exclusive use of a 15m-long pool, direct access to the sea, and close proximity to the charming town of Glossa, guests staying at Blue House are very much spoilt for choice.
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Keyholder highlights
- Wide-open sea views
- Superb sunsets
- Infinity pool
- Direct sea access
- Extensive grounds and gardens
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Ariel views of Blue House
Glossa, Skopelos
Blue House
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The Area
Occupying a privileged cliff-top position on the northwest coast of Skopelos, Blue House is just a couple of kilometres from the charming village of Glossa, whose whitewashed streets and shady square offer great views and a variety of amenities, including shops and tavernas.
Gorgeous Skopelos Town and harbour, situated in the southeast of the island, is about 40 minutes' drive away.
Skopelos island is the perfect size to explore in a week or two and offers a good range of activities. A variety of beaches are dotted all around the island's nearly 70km of coastline. Some, such as those in Skopelos Town, Panormos and Limnonari are easily accessible. Others can be reached only on foot or by sea, an excellent excuse for hiring a boat for a day or two and exploring the island's gorgeous coves and bays.
Skopelos is also a green and pleasant island, and the vibrant colours, heady fragrances and cooling shade of its pine and oak woods contend with the multi-blue-hued sea for visitors' attention. There are several good walking trails across the hilly interior, whose two main peaks, Mount Palouki and Mount Delphi rise to 546m and 681m respectively. You will come across numerous monasteries on your way, as well as some superb views and a few sleepy villages where time seems to have stood still. One walk will lead you to the chapel of Agios Ioannis, which enjoyed its 5 minutes of fame as one of the locations for the film Mamma Mia!
Finally, just across the water, is Skopelos's sister Sporades Island, Alonissos, and its Marine Park. Both are highly recommended and easy to get to.
For more information about hydrofoils and ferries to and between the Sporades Islands, please see our dedicated page.
Skiathos airport and island:
15-30mins hydrofoil crossing to Loutraki-Glossa or 1hr to Skopelos TownAthens International Airport:
35-40 minutes to Skopelos by helicopterAthens airport:
a 40-minute flight from Skiathos or a drive of 300km-187miles-7hr10 (including hydrofoil/ferry crossings)Loutraki harbour (the closest port to Blue House):
3.8km-2.3miles-10minsGlossa (nearest tavernas, shops, bakeries and cafés:
1.9km-1.2miles-7minsNearest beaches:
Loutraki - 3.8km-2.3miles-10mins; Paralia Armenopetra - 8km-4.9miles-17minsAgios Ioannis Church and beach (setting for the wedding scene in Mamma Mia!):
8.5km-5.4miles-20minsSkopelos Town and harbour:
22km-14miles-45minsAlonissos island:
a 30-minute hydrofoil crossing from Skopelos Town or a 1hr10 hydrofoil crossing from Loutraki harbourLocal Experiences
Boat rental in Skopelos
A holiday in the sun would not be complete without exploring the breath-taking coastline, majestic cliffs and glistening azure sea that your destination has to offer. The best way to experience this spectacle is from your very own rental boat, pottering along at a leisurely pace and occasionally stopping off to drop anchor and swim in secluded bays.
DiscoverPrivate boat charters in Skopelos
Set sail in the Sporades and explore the routes of pirates and merchants. Relax on the deck and enjoy the cooling winds and sunshine as you sail through the National Marine Park and its numerous deserted islands, beautiful coastlines, and small fishing villages.There are plenty of chances for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling while your captain introduces you to the islands’ history, traditions, and geography, which provides a natural habitat for many species, including monk seals, various types of dolphins, hawks, and gulls. If you're in luck, you'll spot a few en route.
DiscoverFrom the Guest Book
Read the thoughtful reviews that travellers have left after their time with us.
Lovely house in a stunning location. The most beautiful views and sunsets.
Anonymous June 2023