Contact Skyros Holidays
telephone: +44 (0)1983 865566
email: holidays@skyros.com
Call, email or chat online and we will help you find your ideal Skyros holiday.
We can also talk through your accommodation and travel preferences and make it all as easy as possible for you . . .
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 9am to 5.30pm
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Lottie StockdaleLottie works with Skyros as Senior Marketing & Customer Service Administrator, she began working with Skyros in 2015. Lottie loves to travel (mainly for the good food), take photos of her labrador to spam instagram, and go to the theatre - musicals are a particular passion. She is happy to help with any questions you may have about either holiday centre in Greece, the Isle of Wight or your travel arrangements. |
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Michelle ParkerMichelle began work with Skyros in 2011 and works part-time in her role as Customer Service Manager whilst raising her teenage daughters. She lives locally in Shanklin having moved to the Isle of Wight from Bristol ten years ago. She is a keen tennis player and regularly plays competitive matches for her local tennis club. Michelle has a wealth of knowledge about the holidays and can answer any questions you might have. |
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Katerina LoizosKaterina joined Skyros Holidays as Customer Service Administrator in June 2018. She has previously been a work scholar in Atsitsa and has been back to Skyros island many times over the last decade. Katerina lives on the Isle of Wight and is half Greek, she has travelled widely throughout Greece and is happy to answer any questions you might have about the holidays as well as share her passion and knowledge for Greece, especially the food!
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Sharon PackerSharon joined The Grange in August 2018 as Manager. She has lived on the Isle of Wight since the age of 6 and has raised her now grown up family here. Sharon has a wealth of knowledge about interesting places to visit on the island to suit all age groups and tastes. If you'd like to discover long, sandy beaches, hidden coves, take coastline walks or visit Royal attractions and more, Sharon is happy to help plan your excursions and advise you.
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Christine SchulzChristine helped set up The Grange in 2004. She became Managing Director when the Skyros office relocated from London to the Isle of Wight. Christine has a long association with Skyros including being a work scholar in Greece in the 1990s for three seasons and working in the London office. She has wide ranging business experience and an absolute passion for these unique holidays. |
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The Grange by The Sea+44 (0)1983 867 644The Skyros office on the Isle of Wight is also home to The Grange and so if you fancy a short break, then come and meet the team. You can stay at The Grange on a bed & breakfast basis or come and enjoy a weekend course. If you'd like to book with The Grange then call the dedicated line or email stay@thegrangebythesea.com. You can also book online at www.thegrangebythesea.com. The Grange
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Steven Berkoff - writer, theatre director and actor It’s a remarkable book and it takes not only time to read it but even longer to absorb it. It’s certainly a feast for the senses and sometimes so rich for one’s tastes that I had to put it down and digest for a while. The English language, Yannis says, has never thrilled him… It has no music. It does not sing. Well, he writes like one intoxicated with the sound, breath and depth of English syntax. His mastery of our native tongue is astonishing. I suppose being a foreigner, he was determined to learn it but not to beat it into submission. The Russian Nabokov was another virtuoso who wrote like he was conducting an orchestra. Bless my Oxford dictionary. Yannis’ book is a fascinating confession of his life, highly informative and should be made required reading for a student of modern Greek history. He also writes with such love for his country and that communicates itself throughout. Few English writers write like him about their nation. Mostly they write about how ghastly it has become, how class ridden and how culturally stale. George Orwell even parodies it in ‘1984’, and Dickens in the horror of the workhouse. I too had a multitude of jobs going from pillar to post before before language saved me by allowing me to feast on it as an Actor, then eventually as a playwright. I could only sum up his work as Homeric, if that’s not too poncey a description. His is a journey which seems to last a lifetime and one feels it is not yet finished. Sometimes I see overlaps in my life with what I have read in his. I also gained so much reading his constant references to Greek mythology and saw how much it informs Yannis’ life. His knowledge of the ancient and mystic past is formidable and yet he references it with consummate ease as if he drank it with his mother’s milk. |
