The Skyros Blog
December 2025
New Year Resolutions: Why We Make Them and How to Keep Them
Every New Year, people feel a familiar pull to make a change. Eat better. Move more. Spend less. Be calmer. Be braver. Start the thing you keep putting off. It’s easy to...
30/12/2025
Read MoreWhy Skyros Works: Balance, Aretē and the Right Time to Say Yes
When people talk about why Skyros feels different, they rarely point to just one thing. Not only the courses.Not only the setting.Not only the community. It is the balance between them. Skyros...
24/12/2025
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Making Christmas Your Own
Christmas often arrives carrying a lot with it.Ideas about how the day should look. What should be cooked? Who should be there? How should everyone feel? For many people, the pressure to...
18/12/2025
Read MoreThe Cost of Over-Giving: Understanding This Time of Year More Honestly
This time of year has a way of bringing hidden pressures to the surface.Days feel shorter. Energy dips. Routines shift. And without meaning to, many of us fall back into a familiar...
11/12/2025
Read MoreAm I Worth It?
Why Travelling to Skyros Alone Might Be Exactly What You Need** There is a moment many people reach before booking a Skyros holiday. It often comes late at night, when everything is...
03/12/2025
Read MoreWinter Sparks and the Power of Creative Community
Winter is full of quiet sparks.A scene. A pattern. A colour. A thought.Moments that catch our attention for a second before the day moves on. Most of the time, we notice them,...
03/12/2025
Read MoreMake Space: Inviting in What Really Matters
As the festive season begins, life can fill quickly. The lists grow, the pace picks up, and the quiet moments you promised yourself disappear under wrapping paper and reminders. At Skyros, we...
03/12/2025
Read MoreKeeping the Jolly in the Run-Up to the Festive Season
The run up to festivities can feel like a marathon dressed as a holiday.There are lists, plans, lights to untangle, and the constant background whisper of “Shouldn’t I be more festive?” At Skyros,...
03/12/2025
Read MoreQuick Kourabiethes Recipe: Greek Christmas Butter Cookies
Estimated read time: 4 minutes There’s something special about baking at this time of year, the quiet moments, the scent of butter and sugar in the air, and the joy of sharing...
03/12/2025
Read MoreMelomakarona: Greek Christmas Honey Cookies
Estimated read time: 4–5 minutes If kourabiedes are Greece’s snowy Christmas biscuits, melomakarona are their amber sister, orange-scented, spiced, drenched in honey syrup and finished with walnuts. They’re simple to make, gloriously moreish, and perfect...
03/12/2025
Read MoreGet Creative: Be Brave with Your Gifts
Estimated read time: 4 minutes There’s something special about a handmade gift.It carries more than sentiment, it carries you: your time, your thought, your creativity. In a world full of next-day delivery and...
03/12/2025
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