Sarres

Sarres Beach is located on the northern side of Skopelos and is one of the island’s wildest and most impressive landscapes. With pebbles, deep waters and striking cliffs.

The area requires attention, as the slope above the beach is steep and in several places unstable. Small rockfalls may occur from time to time, while access is only possible by boat.

Compared to nearby Kerasorema, which remains equally wild and untouched but is larger in size and safer, Sarres has a more isolated and demanding character.

As happens on several northern coasts of the island, the shape of the beach changes every year. Winter storms and strong winds reshape the shoreline, moving the pebbles and altering the overall appearance of the beach from season to season.