Greek is the native language of the people of Skopelos. However, many people also speak passable English and some speak German or other European languages.
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We very much expected Skopelos to be a little too crowded due to its recent Hollywood appearance, but actually, it's still very peaceful and protected. It's not huge, only a little larger than Santorini, and hasn't yet succumbed to tourism like other more built-up islands.
Getting around Skopelos is quite easy, as there is a frequent public bus service from Chora to Glossa, stopping at major villages, beaches and attractions. There are also taxis on the island if you want to get from A to B faster.
Saunter over to SkopelosThat's down to the fact there's no airport on the island. To get there, you have to catch a flight to neighbouring Skiathos, then take an hour-long ferry to the port in Skopelos Town or Glossa.
Cost Of Living In Greece Vs. The USA. It is 54% less expensive to live in Greece than living in the USA. The average cost of living for one person in Greece is $1020/month while it's $2213/month in the USA.
Skopelos is known for its unique cuisine with seafood and its sweets. The best known dishes are: Astakos Giouvetsi (Lobster baked with orzo pasta) Rofos Stifado (Dusky Grouper cooked with onions)
When to go. Skopelos is one of the few Mediterranean destinations that doesn't get too overcrowded in July and August, but if you want the island at its most quiet (but still balmy), visit in June or September.
Public Healthcare in Greece. The Greek Healthcare System is called ESY, and it provides free healthcare to all the citizens and residents of Greece. Additionally, you are eligible for this healthcare system even if you are an expat, EU citizen, or unemployed.
WALKS, PATHSSkopelos nature walks: We should mention that Skopelos gives visitors the opportunity to make very beautiful walks in the countryside and forests of the island and also get to know many of the attractions and religious sites of the island.