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These are two wildly beautiful coves which lie along
the northern coastline of the island, almost outside
the harbour of Skopelos Town. The coves have never
been spoilt by human presence and the natural
conditions remain preserved. Here we can watch as
flocks of seagulls happily nest and it is even
possible to catch sight of a seal or a dolphin.
Each winter brings a powerful harmony of weather that
can transform the landscape. Strong north winds,
furious crashing waves and downpours of rain wash from
the hills skirting the beach, all combining to reshape
and re-craft the shingle beach and coves. As each
summer begins, the coves may have been altered, but
they remain impressive and wildly beautiful. The
giant, smooth boulders which emerge from the sea are a
home to countless species of marine life, shells and
crustaceans. And, as the weather improves, the coves
also become a natural haven for the nudist sunbather,
paradise!
They
have fine singles, clear crystal waters
and views to neighbouring islands. They are accessible only by private boat. A paradise to
nudist bathing! |