Only 8km from the Chora of Skopelos visitors can admire the amazing landscape of Agnontas, which was named after the pride of ancient Peparithos, the Olympic Winner Agnontas or Agnon. Agnon returned to his homeland, Skopelos, after winning at the 568 B.C. Olympic Games in Olympia. It is said that the Olympic winner disembarked at this area. In his honor, the inhabitants of ancient Peparithos depicted his face on a silver coin of the classical age.

There is also a picturesque and welcoming little port, where numerous fishing boats dock and provide local fishtaverns with fresh fish.

This beautiful location is easily accessible – only 8km from Chora and it takes 10 minutes by car to get there.

Map- Port of Agnontas

1. Part A-B (15 meters) is for mooring of recreational passenger vessels and recreational vessels and yachts.
2. Part B-Γ (40 meters) is empty due to collapse of raised ramp.
3. Part Γ-Δ (50 meters) is for mooring of ro-ro passenger vessels and of rafting up or mooring of high speed passenger vessels.
4. Part Δ-Ε (65 meters) is for mooring of sailing vessels, yachts and high speed recreational vessels.
5. Part E-Z (71 meters) is for mooring of commercial fishing vessels and recreational fishing vessels.