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You'll land on the island of Skiathos, the gateway to Greek paradise, where your journey begins. Enjoy the first impressions and discover the charm of this port city. It's time to start writing your own Mamma Mia story!
You will land at Skiathos Island National Airport (JSI) from where you will take a bus to the town of Skiathos - Skiathos Island Buses.
Transportation
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, the best way to get around is by renting a scooter or using the local buses. In Skiathos, transportation is well-organized, and you will find regular bus services between the main beaches and the town. I recommend renting a scooter for a day to explore the entire island. For exploring Skopelos, it is better to rent a scooter for the entire duration (in Glossa) because the island is larger and offers more opportunities to explore more remote places. However, if you prefer not to, you can simply use the bus service or a taxi. You can use the ferry service between the islands.



You'll sail to Skiathos's most famous beach, Paralia Lalaria, a place made for your own Mamma Mia! scene. The crystal-blue water and cliffs will remind you why the Greek islands have captured the hearts of filmmakers and travelers alike. Upon your return, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Skiathos, where you might just stumble upon places where Donna and her friends could easily stroll and sing Dancing Queen!
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, you can enjoy a wide range of traditional Greek cuisine, which includes fresh seafood, local cheeses, and fresh vegetables. Try dishes like grilled calamari, tzatziki, moussaka, and souvlaki. On Skopelos, a local specialty is the Skopelitiki pie, which is filled with cheese, spinach, and in some cases walnuts, and traditional Greek desserts like baklava or loukoumades.
The old harbour of Skiathos is the historic heart of the town, where the traditional fishing harbour with its modern restaurants and shops is in close proximity. A popular place for strolling around the water, where you can admire small fishing boats and luxury yachts. There are a number of tavernas nearby where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. Mamma Mia location. So, do you head to Lalaria beach or do you prefer to go to the island of Kalokairi?

The boat departs from the Old Port of Skiathos every day at 10:00 AM (usually with multiple departures due to high demand) and returns at 3:00 PM. Book your boat tickets here. You can also rent a private motorboat and take a trip on your own.
This beach is only accessible by boat, which makes it a real treasure of Skiathos. The white pebble beach, dramatic rock formations and crystal clear water will amaze you. The famous stone arch, known as Tripia Petra, is one of the most photographed spots on the island. The beach is ideal for snorkelling or relaxing in complete tranquillity. A visit to the Blue Cave is also part of the tour.

This harbour town will enchant you with its picturesque architecture and bustling promenade full of cafes and restaurants. Stroll through the narrow cobbled streets between white houses with blue shutters. In the harbour you can see the ships that symbolise freedom and adventure in the film. In the evening, head to one of the local tavernas for a traditional Greek meal.

The Church of St. Nicholas is a historical and cultural treasure on the island of Skiathos. This beautiful church is located near the harbour and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, St. Nicholas, making it popular with local fishermen and visitors who come to honour his protective power.

Megali Ammos beach is located just outside Skiathos town and is popular for its easy access and abundant water sports opportunities. The fine sand and calm waters are ideal for families and couples. The beach has several tavernas offering fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes. In the evening, enjoy a spectacular sunset.




Today is a great day to rent a scooter and take a trip around the island of Skiathos, where some of the opening scenes of Mamma Mia were filmed. You'll discover beautiful beaches like Achladias and Troulos, ride through picturesque villages, and visit the Panagia Eikonistria Monastery, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and atmosphere of ancient Greece. You will also head to the ruins of Kastro, which offer breathtaking views of the sea. Don't forget to stop at the Monastery of the Annunciation, where you can tune into Greek history and tradition.
There are several options for renting scooters or cars to drive around the island, but we recommend using this company. It is located in the center, near the bus stop.
If you want to use another rental company, here is a link to all of them in the city.
This beach is popular for its peaceful atmosphere and water sports opportunities. It offers fine sand and beautiful blue water. The beach is easily accessible and surrounded by tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood. It is a great place for a last rest.

Troulos is a small village surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. It offers a peaceful environment and a friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll around and discover the beauty of this part of the island. The village is ideal for a quiet afternoon.

Panagia Eikonistria Church, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Eikonistria, is one of the most important historical monuments on the island of Skiathos. The church is located in the centre of the town and is known for its beautiful architecture and murals that tell stories from ancient Greek history.
Kastro is an abandoned medieval village and offers a fascinating insight into the history of the island. It is located on top of a cliff and offers panoramic views of the sea. Walk through the ancient ruins and discover the secrets of this once fortified town. The village is a great place for history buffs and photographers.

This historic monastery is a great introduction to Greek culture and spirituality. It is located on a hill with breathtaking views of the island and the sea. Inside you will discover ancient artifacts that document the rich history of the region. The monastery is surrounded by greenery and offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation or a short walk.



Full day of sunbathing on Koukounaries beach. You can take a walk to Banana Beach.
The bus goes from Acropolis station, Skiathos to Maratha station, from where you can walk to the beach in 10 minutes.
One of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos, famous for its fine golden sand and crystal clear water. Surrounded by a pine forest, it provides pleasant shade and a peaceful atmosphere. The beach is ideal for relaxation, but also for activities such as paddleboarding or snorkelling. It is mentioned in the film as an inspirational place for Donna. Don't forget to have a refreshing cocktail at the beach bar.

Banana Beach is known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful sunset views. This beach is popular with young travellers heading here for fun and water sports. The location is easily accessible from the city and ideal for a first day of relaxation. Try kayaking and enjoy the casual atmosphere.




You will move to Skopelos, an island full of Mamma Mia movie locations and beautiful beaches. You will visit famous places and hidden gems.
The route is operated by 6 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries (Hellenic Seaways), Seajets, Anes Ferries, Olympian Ferries, Sporades Lines, and Aegean Flying Dolphins. The price of a single ferry ticket starts at EUR 9 and can reach up to EUR 25 depending on the port of arrival and the company. The ferry journey takes from 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on the type of vessel and the port of arrival (Glossa, Agnontas or Skopelos Chora). In summer, you can travel by high-speed ferry. The fastest ferry takes about 15 minutes to Skopelos (Glossa port).
You can buy online, for example, here.
Glossa is a village in the north of the island of Skopelos, known for its traditional Greek architecture and breathtaking sea views. The village is built on a mountainside, giving it panoramic views of the surrounding bays and islands.

There are 5 bus routes running all year round on the island from Glossa and Loutraki to Skopelos Chora. It is also easy to catch a taxi, which waits at the harbor. You can also arrange stops along the way with the taxi driver.
This church on top of the cliff is one of the most memorable locations in the film. A climb up 198 steps will reward you with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Inside the church you can enjoy the tranquility and contemplate the magic of the place. It is where the wedding scene took place, making it unforgettable.

This monastery is dedicated to the patron saint of the island and is located in a beautiful natural setting. It is surrounded by greenery and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Inside you will find rare frescoes and historical artefacts. The monastery is a popular place for pilgrims and those seeking peace and quiet.





Relax on Glysteria beach, in the afternoon visit the fishing village of Agnotas and the famous Amarandos Cove, all locations featured in the film.
Again, you can use bus services or taxis. You can also rent a scooter for a day directly in Skopelos Town, for example here or anywhere in the city. It depends on what is more comfortable for you.
Glysteri Beach is a beautiful beach surrounded by rocks and green pine trees that create a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere. The crystal clear water invites you to refresh yourself and snorkel, while the surrounding rocks hide tiny caves to explore. There's also a small taverna on the beach where you can enjoy local specialities overlooking the sea. Remember the scene when Donna picks up her two friends Tanya and Rosie and they all get to Villa Donna in the jeep? It was filmed among the olive groves above Glysteri beach. Another scene filmed on Glysteri beach is the scene where Sophie and her three fathers jump off the cliff after the cruise.
The beach itself is quite small but comes with crystal clear water, perfect for snorkelling.
This monastery is on top of a cliff, surrounded by forests and offers a peaceful atmosphere. The history of the monastery dates back to the Middle Ages and inside you can see beautiful frescoes and icons. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a spiritual experience.
Agnontas is a picturesque fishing village located in the south of the island of Skopelos, famous for its harbour and the hospitality of the locals. The place is surrounded by pine trees that reach down to the sea and offers crystal clear waters ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The harbour is home to traditional tavernas where you can sample fresh fish and seafood directly from local fishermen.

This secluded cove, lined with pine trees, was also part of the filming of Mamma Mia! and still attracts visitors today with its romantic atmosphere. The crystal clear water and dramatic cliffs create the perfect setting for snorkelling or just quiet contemplation. Access to the bay is by foot or boat, ensuring its tranquility and fewer visitors. The setting at Cape Amarandos was used for a scene where Sophie runs through the pines singing "Honey, Honey" while reading parts of her mother's diary. The idyllic sailing scenes of Sophie and her three potential fathers for the song "Our Last Summer" were also filmed here. If you look closely, you'll see the two pine trees on the small peninsula featured in Mamma Mia.




Today you will sunbathe on the famous Kastani Beach and Mēliá Beach, in the afternoon you will go to the highest point of Skopelos.
Again, you can use a taxi or bus for part of the route, or walk part of the way. In the evening, when departing, it depends on which port you will be sailing from. However, I recommend arranging ferry tickets in advance, either online on this website or directly at the port. You can also ask your accommodation to help you with the arrangements.
Kastani Beach is the location from the film where the scenes of "Does Your Mother Know" took place. It is surrounded by green pines that reach down to the white pebbles. The calm water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Kastani Beach also offers a beach bar where you can have a drink and soak up the atmosphere of the movie. Although the beach was already famous, it gained even more attention after it was featured in the Mamma Mia scene where Sophie and Sky sing "Lay All Your Love on Me" while lounging on the white sand. Both the small pier and the beach bar in these two scenes were built solely for the film. So don't be surprised if you don't see either of them. Instead, you'll find rows of deck chairs and a modern beach cafe, as well as water sports rentals.

Mēliá Beach is one of the longest beaches on the island and a perfect place to relax. The fine pebbles and azure water create a stunning contrast. The beach is less busy than Kastani and provides more space for a quiet walk or picnic. In the film, it is portrayed as a place where Donna and her friends reminisce about their youth.

The highest point of the island offers panoramic views of Skopelos and the surrounding islands. The path to the top is suitable for nature lovers and hikers. On the ridge you will find places to picnic and rest. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a connection with nature.
Departure from Skopelos depends on the company and port you have chosen.



You will say goodbye to the Greek islands. You will take away unforgettable memories of the beauty of the Aegean Sea and the magic of the Mamma Mia! musical.
Take an adventurous journey through the places where the magic of Mamma Mia comes to life! Walk the streets of Skiathos, swim the beaches of Skopelos and climb to the church on the cliffs where the wedding scene was filmed. Whoever takes this journey is the real winner - The Winner who Takes It All! Discover the beauty of these islands to the rhythm of ABBA songs and live your own cinematic story. "Take a chance on" this itinerary full of culture, nature and fun, because "here we go again" for new experiences!
You'll land on the island of Skiathos, the gateway to Greek paradise, where your journey begins. Enjoy the first impressions and discover the charm of this port city. It's time to start writing your own Mamma Mia story!
You will land at Skiathos Island National Airport (JSI) from where you will take a bus to the town of Skiathos - Skiathos Island Buses.
Transportation
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, the best way to get around is by renting a scooter or using the local buses. In Skiathos, transportation is well-organized, and you will find regular bus services between the main beaches and the town. I recommend renting a scooter for a day to explore the entire island. For exploring Skopelos, it is better to rent a scooter for the entire duration (in Glossa) because the island is larger and offers more opportunities to explore more remote places. However, if you prefer not to, you can simply use the bus service or a taxi. You can use the ferry service between the islands.



You'll sail to Skiathos's most famous beach, Paralia Lalaria, a place made for your own Mamma Mia! scene. The crystal-blue water and cliffs will remind you why the Greek islands have captured the hearts of filmmakers and travelers alike. Upon your return, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Skiathos, where you might just stumble upon places where Donna and her friends could easily stroll and sing Dancing Queen!
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, you can enjoy a wide range of traditional Greek cuisine, which includes fresh seafood, local cheeses, and fresh vegetables. Try dishes like grilled calamari, tzatziki, moussaka, and souvlaki. On Skopelos, a local specialty is the Skopelitiki pie, which is filled with cheese, spinach, and in some cases walnuts, and traditional Greek desserts like baklava or loukoumades.
The old harbour of Skiathos is the historic heart of the town, where the traditional fishing harbour with its modern restaurants and shops is in close proximity. A popular place for strolling around the water, where you can admire small fishing boats and luxury yachts. There are a number of tavernas nearby where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. Mamma Mia location. So, do you head to Lalaria beach or do you prefer to go to the island of Kalokairi?

The boat departs from the Old Port of Skiathos every day at 10:00 AM (usually with multiple departures due to high demand) and returns at 3:00 PM. Book your boat tickets here. You can also rent a private motorboat and take a trip on your own.
This beach is only accessible by boat, which makes it a real treasure of Skiathos. The white pebble beach, dramatic rock formations and crystal clear water will amaze you. The famous stone arch, known as Tripia Petra, is one of the most photographed spots on the island. The beach is ideal for snorkelling or relaxing in complete tranquillity. A visit to the Blue Cave is also part of the tour.

This harbour town will enchant you with its picturesque architecture and bustling promenade full of cafes and restaurants. Stroll through the narrow cobbled streets between white houses with blue shutters. In the harbour you can see the ships that symbolise freedom and adventure in the film. In the evening, head to one of the local tavernas for a traditional Greek meal.

The Church of St. Nicholas is a historical and cultural treasure on the island of Skiathos. This beautiful church is located near the harbour and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, St. Nicholas, making it popular with local fishermen and visitors who come to honour his protective power.

Megali Ammos beach is located just outside Skiathos town and is popular for its easy access and abundant water sports opportunities. The fine sand and calm waters are ideal for families and couples. The beach has several tavernas offering fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes. In the evening, enjoy a spectacular sunset.




Today is a great day to rent a scooter and take a trip around the island of Skiathos, where some of the opening scenes of Mamma Mia were filmed. You'll discover beautiful beaches like Achladias and Troulos, ride through picturesque villages, and visit the Panagia Eikonistria Monastery, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and atmosphere of ancient Greece. You will also head to the ruins of Kastro, which offer breathtaking views of the sea. Don't forget to stop at the Monastery of the Annunciation, where you can tune into Greek history and tradition.
There are several options for renting scooters or cars to drive around the island, but we recommend using this company. It is located in the center, near the bus stop.
If you want to use another rental company, here is a link to all of them in the city.
This beach is popular for its peaceful atmosphere and water sports opportunities. It offers fine sand and beautiful blue water. The beach is easily accessible and surrounded by tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood. It is a great place for a last rest.

Troulos is a small village surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. It offers a peaceful environment and a friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll around and discover the beauty of this part of the island. The village is ideal for a quiet afternoon.

Panagia Eikonistria Church, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Eikonistria, is one of the most important historical monuments on the island of Skiathos. The church is located in the centre of the town and is known for its beautiful architecture and murals that tell stories from ancient Greek history.
Kastro is an abandoned medieval village and offers a fascinating insight into the history of the island. It is located on top of a cliff and offers panoramic views of the sea. Walk through the ancient ruins and discover the secrets of this once fortified town. The village is a great place for history buffs and photographers.

This historic monastery is a great introduction to Greek culture and spirituality. It is located on a hill with breathtaking views of the island and the sea. Inside you will discover ancient artifacts that document the rich history of the region. The monastery is surrounded by greenery and offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation or a short walk.



Full day of sunbathing on Koukounaries beach. You can take a walk to Banana Beach.
The bus goes from Acropolis station, Skiathos to Maratha station, from where you can walk to the beach in 10 minutes.
One of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos, famous for its fine golden sand and crystal clear water. Surrounded by a pine forest, it provides pleasant shade and a peaceful atmosphere. The beach is ideal for relaxation, but also for activities such as paddleboarding or snorkelling. It is mentioned in the film as an inspirational place for Donna. Don't forget to have a refreshing cocktail at the beach bar.

Banana Beach is known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful sunset views. This beach is popular with young travellers heading here for fun and water sports. The location is easily accessible from the city and ideal for a first day of relaxation. Try kayaking and enjoy the casual atmosphere.




You will move to Skopelos, an island full of Mamma Mia movie locations and beautiful beaches. You will visit famous places and hidden gems.
The route is operated by 6 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries (Hellenic Seaways), Seajets, Anes Ferries, Olympian Ferries, Sporades Lines, and Aegean Flying Dolphins. The price of a single ferry ticket starts at EUR 9 and can reach up to EUR 25 depending on the port of arrival and the company. The ferry journey takes from 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on the type of vessel and the port of arrival (Glossa, Agnontas or Skopelos Chora). In summer, you can travel by high-speed ferry. The fastest ferry takes about 15 minutes to Skopelos (Glossa port).
You can buy online, for example, here.
Glossa is a village in the north of the island of Skopelos, known for its traditional Greek architecture and breathtaking sea views. The village is built on a mountainside, giving it panoramic views of the surrounding bays and islands.

There are 5 bus routes running all year round on the island from Glossa and Loutraki to Skopelos Chora. It is also easy to catch a taxi, which waits at the harbor. You can also arrange stops along the way with the taxi driver.
This church on top of the cliff is one of the most memorable locations in the film. A climb up 198 steps will reward you with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Inside the church you can enjoy the tranquility and contemplate the magic of the place. It is where the wedding scene took place, making it unforgettable.

This monastery is dedicated to the patron saint of the island and is located in a beautiful natural setting. It is surrounded by greenery and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Inside you will find rare frescoes and historical artefacts. The monastery is a popular place for pilgrims and those seeking peace and quiet.





Relax on Glysteria beach, in the afternoon visit the fishing village of Agnotas and the famous Amarandos Cove, all locations featured in the film.
Again, you can use bus services or taxis. You can also rent a scooter for a day directly in Skopelos Town, for example here or anywhere in the city. It depends on what is more comfortable for you.
Glysteri Beach is a beautiful beach surrounded by rocks and green pine trees that create a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere. The crystal clear water invites you to refresh yourself and snorkel, while the surrounding rocks hide tiny caves to explore. There's also a small taverna on the beach where you can enjoy local specialities overlooking the sea. Remember the scene when Donna picks up her two friends Tanya and Rosie and they all get to Villa Donna in the jeep? It was filmed among the olive groves above Glysteri beach. Another scene filmed on Glysteri beach is the scene where Sophie and her three fathers jump off the cliff after the cruise.
The beach itself is quite small but comes with crystal clear water, perfect for snorkelling.
This monastery is on top of a cliff, surrounded by forests and offers a peaceful atmosphere. The history of the monastery dates back to the Middle Ages and inside you can see beautiful frescoes and icons. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a spiritual experience.
Agnontas is a picturesque fishing village located in the south of the island of Skopelos, famous for its harbour and the hospitality of the locals. The place is surrounded by pine trees that reach down to the sea and offers crystal clear waters ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The harbour is home to traditional tavernas where you can sample fresh fish and seafood directly from local fishermen.

This secluded cove, lined with pine trees, was also part of the filming of Mamma Mia! and still attracts visitors today with its romantic atmosphere. The crystal clear water and dramatic cliffs create the perfect setting for snorkelling or just quiet contemplation. Access to the bay is by foot or boat, ensuring its tranquility and fewer visitors. The setting at Cape Amarandos was used for a scene where Sophie runs through the pines singing "Honey, Honey" while reading parts of her mother's diary. The idyllic sailing scenes of Sophie and her three potential fathers for the song "Our Last Summer" were also filmed here. If you look closely, you'll see the two pine trees on the small peninsula featured in Mamma Mia.




Today you will sunbathe on the famous Kastani Beach and Mēliá Beach, in the afternoon you will go to the highest point of Skopelos.
Again, you can use a taxi or bus for part of the route, or walk part of the way. In the evening, when departing, it depends on which port you will be sailing from. However, I recommend arranging ferry tickets in advance, either online on this website or directly at the port. You can also ask your accommodation to help you with the arrangements.
Kastani Beach is the location from the film where the scenes of "Does Your Mother Know" took place. It is surrounded by green pines that reach down to the white pebbles. The calm water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Kastani Beach also offers a beach bar where you can have a drink and soak up the atmosphere of the movie. Although the beach was already famous, it gained even more attention after it was featured in the Mamma Mia scene where Sophie and Sky sing "Lay All Your Love on Me" while lounging on the white sand. Both the small pier and the beach bar in these two scenes were built solely for the film. So don't be surprised if you don't see either of them. Instead, you'll find rows of deck chairs and a modern beach cafe, as well as water sports rentals.

Mēliá Beach is one of the longest beaches on the island and a perfect place to relax. The fine pebbles and azure water create a stunning contrast. The beach is less busy than Kastani and provides more space for a quiet walk or picnic. In the film, it is portrayed as a place where Donna and her friends reminisce about their youth.

The highest point of the island offers panoramic views of Skopelos and the surrounding islands. The path to the top is suitable for nature lovers and hikers. On the ridge you will find places to picnic and rest. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a connection with nature.
Departure from Skopelos depends on the company and port you have chosen.



You will say goodbye to the Greek islands. You will take away unforgettable memories of the beauty of the Aegean Sea and the magic of the Mamma Mia! musical.



















Take an adventurous journey through the places where the magic of Mamma Mia comes to life! Walk the streets of Skiathos, swim the beaches of Skopelos and climb to the church on the cliffs where the wedding scene was filmed. Whoever takes this journey is the real winner - The Winner who Takes It All! Discover the beauty of these islands to the rhythm of ABBA songs and live your own cinematic story. "Take a chance on" this itinerary full of culture, nature and fun, because "here we go again" for new experiences!
You'll land on the island of Skiathos, the gateway to Greek paradise, where your journey begins. Enjoy the first impressions and discover the charm of this port city. It's time to start writing your own Mamma Mia story!
You will land at Skiathos Island National Airport (JSI) from where you will take a bus to the town of Skiathos - Skiathos Island Buses.
Transportation
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, the best way to get around is by renting a scooter or using the local buses. In Skiathos, transportation is well-organized, and you will find regular bus services between the main beaches and the town. I recommend renting a scooter for a day to explore the entire island. For exploring Skopelos, it is better to rent a scooter for the entire duration (in Glossa) because the island is larger and offers more opportunities to explore more remote places. However, if you prefer not to, you can simply use the bus service or a taxi. You can use the ferry service between the islands.



You'll sail to Skiathos's most famous beach, Paralia Lalaria, a place made for your own Mamma Mia! scene. The crystal-blue water and cliffs will remind you why the Greek islands have captured the hearts of filmmakers and travelers alike. Upon your return, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Skiathos, where you might just stumble upon places where Donna and her friends could easily stroll and sing Dancing Queen!
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, you can enjoy a wide range of traditional Greek cuisine, which includes fresh seafood, local cheeses, and fresh vegetables. Try dishes like grilled calamari, tzatziki, moussaka, and souvlaki. On Skopelos, a local specialty is the Skopelitiki pie, which is filled with cheese, spinach, and in some cases walnuts, and traditional Greek desserts like baklava or loukoumades.
The old harbour of Skiathos is the historic heart of the town, where the traditional fishing harbour with its modern restaurants and shops is in close proximity. A popular place for strolling around the water, where you can admire small fishing boats and luxury yachts. There are a number of tavernas nearby where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. Mamma Mia location. So, do you head to Lalaria beach or do you prefer to go to the island of Kalokairi?

The boat departs from the Old Port of Skiathos every day at 10:00 AM (usually with multiple departures due to high demand) and returns at 3:00 PM. Book your boat tickets here. You can also rent a private motorboat and take a trip on your own.
This beach is only accessible by boat, which makes it a real treasure of Skiathos. The white pebble beach, dramatic rock formations and crystal clear water will amaze you. The famous stone arch, known as Tripia Petra, is one of the most photographed spots on the island. The beach is ideal for snorkelling or relaxing in complete tranquillity. A visit to the Blue Cave is also part of the tour.

This harbour town will enchant you with its picturesque architecture and bustling promenade full of cafes and restaurants. Stroll through the narrow cobbled streets between white houses with blue shutters. In the harbour you can see the ships that symbolise freedom and adventure in the film. In the evening, head to one of the local tavernas for a traditional Greek meal.

The Church of St. Nicholas is a historical and cultural treasure on the island of Skiathos. This beautiful church is located near the harbour and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, St. Nicholas, making it popular with local fishermen and visitors who come to honour his protective power.

Megali Ammos beach is located just outside Skiathos town and is popular for its easy access and abundant water sports opportunities. The fine sand and calm waters are ideal for families and couples. The beach has several tavernas offering fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes. In the evening, enjoy a spectacular sunset.




Today is a great day to rent a scooter and take a trip around the island of Skiathos, where some of the opening scenes of Mamma Mia were filmed. You'll discover beautiful beaches like Achladias and Troulos, ride through picturesque villages, and visit the Panagia Eikonistria Monastery, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and atmosphere of ancient Greece. You will also head to the ruins of Kastro, which offer breathtaking views of the sea. Don't forget to stop at the Monastery of the Annunciation, where you can tune into Greek history and tradition.
There are several options for renting scooters or cars to drive around the island, but we recommend using this company. It is located in the center, near the bus stop.
If you want to use another rental company, here is a link to all of them in the city.
This beach is popular for its peaceful atmosphere and water sports opportunities. It offers fine sand and beautiful blue water. The beach is easily accessible and surrounded by tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood. It is a great place for a last rest.

Troulos is a small village surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. It offers a peaceful environment and a friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll around and discover the beauty of this part of the island. The village is ideal for a quiet afternoon.

Panagia Eikonistria Church, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Eikonistria, is one of the most important historical monuments on the island of Skiathos. The church is located in the centre of the town and is known for its beautiful architecture and murals that tell stories from ancient Greek history.
Kastro is an abandoned medieval village and offers a fascinating insight into the history of the island. It is located on top of a cliff and offers panoramic views of the sea. Walk through the ancient ruins and discover the secrets of this once fortified town. The village is a great place for history buffs and photographers.

This historic monastery is a great introduction to Greek culture and spirituality. It is located on a hill with breathtaking views of the island and the sea. Inside you will discover ancient artifacts that document the rich history of the region. The monastery is surrounded by greenery and offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation or a short walk.



Full day of sunbathing on Koukounaries beach. You can take a walk to Banana Beach.
The bus goes from Acropolis station, Skiathos to Maratha station, from where you can walk to the beach in 10 minutes.
One of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos, famous for its fine golden sand and crystal clear water. Surrounded by a pine forest, it provides pleasant shade and a peaceful atmosphere. The beach is ideal for relaxation, but also for activities such as paddleboarding or snorkelling. It is mentioned in the film as an inspirational place for Donna. Don't forget to have a refreshing cocktail at the beach bar.

Banana Beach is known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful sunset views. This beach is popular with young travellers heading here for fun and water sports. The location is easily accessible from the city and ideal for a first day of relaxation. Try kayaking and enjoy the casual atmosphere.




You will move to Skopelos, an island full of Mamma Mia movie locations and beautiful beaches. You will visit famous places and hidden gems.
The route is operated by 6 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries (Hellenic Seaways), Seajets, Anes Ferries, Olympian Ferries, Sporades Lines, and Aegean Flying Dolphins. The price of a single ferry ticket starts at EUR 9 and can reach up to EUR 25 depending on the port of arrival and the company. The ferry journey takes from 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on the type of vessel and the port of arrival (Glossa, Agnontas or Skopelos Chora). In summer, you can travel by high-speed ferry. The fastest ferry takes about 15 minutes to Skopelos (Glossa port).
You can buy online, for example, here.
Glossa is a village in the north of the island of Skopelos, known for its traditional Greek architecture and breathtaking sea views. The village is built on a mountainside, giving it panoramic views of the surrounding bays and islands.

There are 5 bus routes running all year round on the island from Glossa and Loutraki to Skopelos Chora. It is also easy to catch a taxi, which waits at the harbor. You can also arrange stops along the way with the taxi driver.
This church on top of the cliff is one of the most memorable locations in the film. A climb up 198 steps will reward you with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Inside the church you can enjoy the tranquility and contemplate the magic of the place. It is where the wedding scene took place, making it unforgettable.

This monastery is dedicated to the patron saint of the island and is located in a beautiful natural setting. It is surrounded by greenery and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Inside you will find rare frescoes and historical artefacts. The monastery is a popular place for pilgrims and those seeking peace and quiet.





Relax on Glysteria beach, in the afternoon visit the fishing village of Agnotas and the famous Amarandos Cove, all locations featured in the film.
Again, you can use bus services or taxis. You can also rent a scooter for a day directly in Skopelos Town, for example here or anywhere in the city. It depends on what is more comfortable for you.
Glysteri Beach is a beautiful beach surrounded by rocks and green pine trees that create a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere. The crystal clear water invites you to refresh yourself and snorkel, while the surrounding rocks hide tiny caves to explore. There's also a small taverna on the beach where you can enjoy local specialities overlooking the sea. Remember the scene when Donna picks up her two friends Tanya and Rosie and they all get to Villa Donna in the jeep? It was filmed among the olive groves above Glysteri beach. Another scene filmed on Glysteri beach is the scene where Sophie and her three fathers jump off the cliff after the cruise.
The beach itself is quite small but comes with crystal clear water, perfect for snorkelling.
This monastery is on top of a cliff, surrounded by forests and offers a peaceful atmosphere. The history of the monastery dates back to the Middle Ages and inside you can see beautiful frescoes and icons. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a spiritual experience.
Agnontas is a picturesque fishing village located in the south of the island of Skopelos, famous for its harbour and the hospitality of the locals. The place is surrounded by pine trees that reach down to the sea and offers crystal clear waters ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The harbour is home to traditional tavernas where you can sample fresh fish and seafood directly from local fishermen.

This secluded cove, lined with pine trees, was also part of the filming of Mamma Mia! and still attracts visitors today with its romantic atmosphere. The crystal clear water and dramatic cliffs create the perfect setting for snorkelling or just quiet contemplation. Access to the bay is by foot or boat, ensuring its tranquility and fewer visitors. The setting at Cape Amarandos was used for a scene where Sophie runs through the pines singing "Honey, Honey" while reading parts of her mother's diary. The idyllic sailing scenes of Sophie and her three potential fathers for the song "Our Last Summer" were also filmed here. If you look closely, you'll see the two pine trees on the small peninsula featured in Mamma Mia.




Today you will sunbathe on the famous Kastani Beach and Mēliá Beach, in the afternoon you will go to the highest point of Skopelos.
Again, you can use a taxi or bus for part of the route, or walk part of the way. In the evening, when departing, it depends on which port you will be sailing from. However, I recommend arranging ferry tickets in advance, either online on this website or directly at the port. You can also ask your accommodation to help you with the arrangements.
Kastani Beach is the location from the film where the scenes of "Does Your Mother Know" took place. It is surrounded by green pines that reach down to the white pebbles. The calm water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Kastani Beach also offers a beach bar where you can have a drink and soak up the atmosphere of the movie. Although the beach was already famous, it gained even more attention after it was featured in the Mamma Mia scene where Sophie and Sky sing "Lay All Your Love on Me" while lounging on the white sand. Both the small pier and the beach bar in these two scenes were built solely for the film. So don't be surprised if you don't see either of them. Instead, you'll find rows of deck chairs and a modern beach cafe, as well as water sports rentals.

Mēliá Beach is one of the longest beaches on the island and a perfect place to relax. The fine pebbles and azure water create a stunning contrast. The beach is less busy than Kastani and provides more space for a quiet walk or picnic. In the film, it is portrayed as a place where Donna and her friends reminisce about their youth.

The highest point of the island offers panoramic views of Skopelos and the surrounding islands. The path to the top is suitable for nature lovers and hikers. On the ridge you will find places to picnic and rest. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a connection with nature.
Departure from Skopelos depends on the company and port you have chosen.



You will say goodbye to the Greek islands. You will take away unforgettable memories of the beauty of the Aegean Sea and the magic of the Mamma Mia! musical.
Take an adventurous journey through the places where the magic of Mamma Mia comes to life! Walk the streets of Skiathos, swim the beaches of Skopelos and climb to the church on the cliffs where the wedding scene was filmed. Whoever takes this journey is the real winner - The Winner who Takes It All! Discover the beauty of these islands to the rhythm of ABBA songs and live your own cinematic story. "Take a chance on" this itinerary full of culture, nature and fun, because "here we go again" for new experiences!
You'll land on the island of Skiathos, the gateway to Greek paradise, where your journey begins. Enjoy the first impressions and discover the charm of this port city. It's time to start writing your own Mamma Mia story!
You will land at Skiathos Island National Airport (JSI) from where you will take a bus to the town of Skiathos - Skiathos Island Buses.
Transportation
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, the best way to get around is by renting a scooter or using the local buses. In Skiathos, transportation is well-organized, and you will find regular bus services between the main beaches and the town. I recommend renting a scooter for a day to explore the entire island. For exploring Skopelos, it is better to rent a scooter for the entire duration (in Glossa) because the island is larger and offers more opportunities to explore more remote places. However, if you prefer not to, you can simply use the bus service or a taxi. You can use the ferry service between the islands.



You'll sail to Skiathos's most famous beach, Paralia Lalaria, a place made for your own Mamma Mia! scene. The crystal-blue water and cliffs will remind you why the Greek islands have captured the hearts of filmmakers and travelers alike. Upon your return, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Skiathos, where you might just stumble upon places where Donna and her friends could easily stroll and sing Dancing Queen!
On the islands of Skiathos and Skopelos, you can enjoy a wide range of traditional Greek cuisine, which includes fresh seafood, local cheeses, and fresh vegetables. Try dishes like grilled calamari, tzatziki, moussaka, and souvlaki. On Skopelos, a local specialty is the Skopelitiki pie, which is filled with cheese, spinach, and in some cases walnuts, and traditional Greek desserts like baklava or loukoumades.
The old harbour of Skiathos is the historic heart of the town, where the traditional fishing harbour with its modern restaurants and shops is in close proximity. A popular place for strolling around the water, where you can admire small fishing boats and luxury yachts. There are a number of tavernas nearby where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. Mamma Mia location. So, do you head to Lalaria beach or do you prefer to go to the island of Kalokairi?

The boat departs from the Old Port of Skiathos every day at 10:00 AM (usually with multiple departures due to high demand) and returns at 3:00 PM. Book your boat tickets here. You can also rent a private motorboat and take a trip on your own.
This beach is only accessible by boat, which makes it a real treasure of Skiathos. The white pebble beach, dramatic rock formations and crystal clear water will amaze you. The famous stone arch, known as Tripia Petra, is one of the most photographed spots on the island. The beach is ideal for snorkelling or relaxing in complete tranquillity. A visit to the Blue Cave is also part of the tour.

This harbour town will enchant you with its picturesque architecture and bustling promenade full of cafes and restaurants. Stroll through the narrow cobbled streets between white houses with blue shutters. In the harbour you can see the ships that symbolise freedom and adventure in the film. In the evening, head to one of the local tavernas for a traditional Greek meal.

The Church of St. Nicholas is a historical and cultural treasure on the island of Skiathos. This beautiful church is located near the harbour and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, St. Nicholas, making it popular with local fishermen and visitors who come to honour his protective power.

Megali Ammos beach is located just outside Skiathos town and is popular for its easy access and abundant water sports opportunities. The fine sand and calm waters are ideal for families and couples. The beach has several tavernas offering fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes. In the evening, enjoy a spectacular sunset.




Today is a great day to rent a scooter and take a trip around the island of Skiathos, where some of the opening scenes of Mamma Mia were filmed. You'll discover beautiful beaches like Achladias and Troulos, ride through picturesque villages, and visit the Panagia Eikonistria Monastery, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and atmosphere of ancient Greece. You will also head to the ruins of Kastro, which offer breathtaking views of the sea. Don't forget to stop at the Monastery of the Annunciation, where you can tune into Greek history and tradition.
There are several options for renting scooters or cars to drive around the island, but we recommend using this company. It is located in the center, near the bus stop.
If you want to use another rental company, here is a link to all of them in the city.
This beach is popular for its peaceful atmosphere and water sports opportunities. It offers fine sand and beautiful blue water. The beach is easily accessible and surrounded by tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood. It is a great place for a last rest.

Troulos is a small village surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. It offers a peaceful environment and a friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll around and discover the beauty of this part of the island. The village is ideal for a quiet afternoon.

Panagia Eikonistria Church, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Eikonistria, is one of the most important historical monuments on the island of Skiathos. The church is located in the centre of the town and is known for its beautiful architecture and murals that tell stories from ancient Greek history.
Kastro is an abandoned medieval village and offers a fascinating insight into the history of the island. It is located on top of a cliff and offers panoramic views of the sea. Walk through the ancient ruins and discover the secrets of this once fortified town. The village is a great place for history buffs and photographers.

This historic monastery is a great introduction to Greek culture and spirituality. It is located on a hill with breathtaking views of the island and the sea. Inside you will discover ancient artifacts that document the rich history of the region. The monastery is surrounded by greenery and offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation or a short walk.



Full day of sunbathing on Koukounaries beach. You can take a walk to Banana Beach.
The bus goes from Acropolis station, Skiathos to Maratha station, from where you can walk to the beach in 10 minutes.
One of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos, famous for its fine golden sand and crystal clear water. Surrounded by a pine forest, it provides pleasant shade and a peaceful atmosphere. The beach is ideal for relaxation, but also for activities such as paddleboarding or snorkelling. It is mentioned in the film as an inspirational place for Donna. Don't forget to have a refreshing cocktail at the beach bar.

Banana Beach is known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful sunset views. This beach is popular with young travellers heading here for fun and water sports. The location is easily accessible from the city and ideal for a first day of relaxation. Try kayaking and enjoy the casual atmosphere.




You will move to Skopelos, an island full of Mamma Mia movie locations and beautiful beaches. You will visit famous places and hidden gems.
The route is operated by 6 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries (Hellenic Seaways), Seajets, Anes Ferries, Olympian Ferries, Sporades Lines, and Aegean Flying Dolphins. The price of a single ferry ticket starts at EUR 9 and can reach up to EUR 25 depending on the port of arrival and the company. The ferry journey takes from 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on the type of vessel and the port of arrival (Glossa, Agnontas or Skopelos Chora). In summer, you can travel by high-speed ferry. The fastest ferry takes about 15 minutes to Skopelos (Glossa port).
You can buy online, for example, here.
Glossa is a village in the north of the island of Skopelos, known for its traditional Greek architecture and breathtaking sea views. The village is built on a mountainside, giving it panoramic views of the surrounding bays and islands.

There are 5 bus routes running all year round on the island from Glossa and Loutraki to Skopelos Chora. It is also easy to catch a taxi, which waits at the harbor. You can also arrange stops along the way with the taxi driver.
This church on top of the cliff is one of the most memorable locations in the film. A climb up 198 steps will reward you with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Inside the church you can enjoy the tranquility and contemplate the magic of the place. It is where the wedding scene took place, making it unforgettable.

This monastery is dedicated to the patron saint of the island and is located in a beautiful natural setting. It is surrounded by greenery and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Inside you will find rare frescoes and historical artefacts. The monastery is a popular place for pilgrims and those seeking peace and quiet.





Relax on Glysteria beach, in the afternoon visit the fishing village of Agnotas and the famous Amarandos Cove, all locations featured in the film.
Again, you can use bus services or taxis. You can also rent a scooter for a day directly in Skopelos Town, for example here or anywhere in the city. It depends on what is more comfortable for you.
Glysteri Beach is a beautiful beach surrounded by rocks and green pine trees that create a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere. The crystal clear water invites you to refresh yourself and snorkel, while the surrounding rocks hide tiny caves to explore. There's also a small taverna on the beach where you can enjoy local specialities overlooking the sea. Remember the scene when Donna picks up her two friends Tanya and Rosie and they all get to Villa Donna in the jeep? It was filmed among the olive groves above Glysteri beach. Another scene filmed on Glysteri beach is the scene where Sophie and her three fathers jump off the cliff after the cruise.
The beach itself is quite small but comes with crystal clear water, perfect for snorkelling.
This monastery is on top of a cliff, surrounded by forests and offers a peaceful atmosphere. The history of the monastery dates back to the Middle Ages and inside you can see beautiful frescoes and icons. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a spiritual experience.
Agnontas is a picturesque fishing village located in the south of the island of Skopelos, famous for its harbour and the hospitality of the locals. The place is surrounded by pine trees that reach down to the sea and offers crystal clear waters ideal for swimming or snorkelling. The harbour is home to traditional tavernas where you can sample fresh fish and seafood directly from local fishermen.

This secluded cove, lined with pine trees, was also part of the filming of Mamma Mia! and still attracts visitors today with its romantic atmosphere. The crystal clear water and dramatic cliffs create the perfect setting for snorkelling or just quiet contemplation. Access to the bay is by foot or boat, ensuring its tranquility and fewer visitors. The setting at Cape Amarandos was used for a scene where Sophie runs through the pines singing "Honey, Honey" while reading parts of her mother's diary. The idyllic sailing scenes of Sophie and her three potential fathers for the song "Our Last Summer" were also filmed here. If you look closely, you'll see the two pine trees on the small peninsula featured in Mamma Mia.




Today you will sunbathe on the famous Kastani Beach and Mēliá Beach, in the afternoon you will go to the highest point of Skopelos.
Again, you can use a taxi or bus for part of the route, or walk part of the way. In the evening, when departing, it depends on which port you will be sailing from. However, I recommend arranging ferry tickets in advance, either online on this website or directly at the port. You can also ask your accommodation to help you with the arrangements.
Kastani Beach is the location from the film where the scenes of "Does Your Mother Know" took place. It is surrounded by green pines that reach down to the white pebbles. The calm water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Kastani Beach also offers a beach bar where you can have a drink and soak up the atmosphere of the movie. Although the beach was already famous, it gained even more attention after it was featured in the Mamma Mia scene where Sophie and Sky sing "Lay All Your Love on Me" while lounging on the white sand. Both the small pier and the beach bar in these two scenes were built solely for the film. So don't be surprised if you don't see either of them. Instead, you'll find rows of deck chairs and a modern beach cafe, as well as water sports rentals.

Mēliá Beach is one of the longest beaches on the island and a perfect place to relax. The fine pebbles and azure water create a stunning contrast. The beach is less busy than Kastani and provides more space for a quiet walk or picnic. In the film, it is portrayed as a place where Donna and her friends reminisce about their youth.

The highest point of the island offers panoramic views of Skopelos and the surrounding islands. The path to the top is suitable for nature lovers and hikers. On the ridge you will find places to picnic and rest. It is an ideal stop for those seeking a connection with nature.
Departure from Skopelos depends on the company and port you have chosen.



You will say goodbye to the Greek islands. You will take away unforgettable memories of the beauty of the Aegean Sea and the magic of the Mamma Mia! musical.