Boutique and Luxury Hotels Alonissos

Boutique hotels in Alonissos sit on the quietest and least developed of the Northern Sporades, the chain of pine-forested islands running east from Skiathos and Skopelos into the central Aegean. Alonissos is twelve miles long and three miles across at its widest point — a micro-island of pebble beaches, fragrant pine forest and the Northern Aegean's clearest water. The waters around it form the National Marine Park of Alonissos and the Northern Sporades, the largest marine protected area in Europe and the last refuge of the Mediterranean monk seal, of which fewer than seven hundred remain.

The island has no airport. Access is by ferry from Skiathos or Skopelos, which keeps day-trippers and cruise discharge off the island entirely. Patitiri, the main port on the southern coast, is a small fishing harbour with the island's restaurants and boat charters; the old village of Chora sits high on the ridge above it, the original settlement abandoned after a 1965 earthquake and slowly being restored by a small community of returnees and outsiders drawn by the quiet.

Patitiri and the southern coast
The island's working port and the practical base for most stays — small enough to walk end-to-end in twenty minutes, with the ferry connection to Skopelos, the boat charters into the marine park, and the cluster of family-run tavernas around the harbour.

The Infinity 180 Luxury Suites sits on the hilltop seven minutes' drive above Patitiri — three suites with a panoramic infinity pool facing the open Northern Sporades, owned by Sharon and Mark Wood since 2013 and run as a family operation with their three sons. The intimacy is deliberate: with three suites at full capacity, the property's full guest count is six.

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