Was Mamma Mia filmed in Spain?

Millions of people worldwide loved the 2008 blockbuster movie, 'Mamma Mia'. Many of the scenes of the popular movie were shot on the Greek Islands of Skopelos and Skiathos under the pretence that the story was set on a totally fictional island called Kalokairi.



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Take your 'Honey Honey' on this dream vacation! This 8-night vacation package takes you to Athens, Skiathos, and Skopelos, the island where some of the Mamma Mia movie was filmed! Sightsee, try Greek delicacies, visit stunning beaches, and so much more!

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Saunter over to Skopelos That'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.

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Another place to stay on Skopelos is Skopelos Glossa – it is the second largest town and is located 25 kilometres from the capital. It is a sloping village with white-washed houses and views out over the sea. The ferry port here makes it a good place to stay if you want to explore nearby islands too.

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There's no shortage of things to do in Skopelos, it's just that they favour the calmer pursuits of swimming, hiking, visiting monasteries and exploring the narrow cobbled streets of Skopelos town and Glossa. 24 islands make up the Sporades archipelago, but only Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos are inhabited.

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Skiathos, although equally beautiful, offers more in terms of restaurants, watersports and nightlife, so if you're looking for great weather, sandy beaches and relaxation then these two islands fit the bill perfectly.

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The Volos - Skopelos ferry-trip duration ranges between around 2 hr and 4 hr, depending on the port of arrival. Ferry time also depends on the type of vessel and the weather conditions. Tip: worried that weather conditions might affect your time of departure?

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