Sporades Islands in the northwestern Aegean Sea

The Sporades are an island group in Greece located in the northwestern Aegean Sea. They consist of 24 islands, of which 4 are inhabited:
Skiathos: The most famous island of the Sporades, with a vibrant nightlife and beautiful beaches.
Skopelos: Known for its pine forests and traditional taverns.
Alonissos: A quiet island with rich marine life, ideal for relaxation and diving.
Skyros: The largest island of the Sporades, with a rich history and culture.
The Sporades are a popular tourist destination, especially during the summer months. The islands offer a wide variety of activities, such as swimming, sunbathing, water sports, hiking and cycling. Furthermore, the Sporades are known for their rich flora and fauna, as well as for their picturesque villages with traditional houses and paved squares.