Agalipa Beach

relatively large sandy beach, not organized

kleiner Strand in einer sehr schönen Bucht, sehr voll in der Saison, auch Markesi genannt

relatively large sandy beach, not organized,

It is a prehistoric settlement of the Early and Middle Bronze Age Aegean (2500 - 1800 BC). You can see the remnants of buildings and streets, the fortified harbor, which had great importance for the trade relations with the Cyclades, the eastern mainland Greece, Euboea and the northeast Aegean. In the rooms and courtyards stone terraces, fireplaces, stoves, numerous pottery, stone tools and utensils, bone tools, metal objects, obsidian processing residues and local flint were found. Most finds of Palamariou are exhibited in a special room in the Archaeological Museum of Skyros. The remains of the wall and its layout suggest that the settlement was well fortified, with massive U-shaped bastions, ramparts, moats and stone dams. This type of fortification appeared around 2300 BC. in the Aegean

Sandy-gravel beaches, not organized,

popular beach with a few taverns nearby but without beach chairs and umbrellas, many rocks along the water, not crowded