The Sporades Islands are a group of islands located in the northern Aegean Sea, part of Greece. This archipelago consists of 24 islands, with the most notable being Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos. The islands are known for their lush pine forests, beautiful beaches, and crystal-clear waters, making them popular tourist destinations. The Sporades are characterized by their mild Mediterranean climate, which attracts visitors year-round. The islands also boast a rich history, with ancient ruins and traditional villages that reflect their cultural heritage. The region is a haven for outdoor activities, including hiking, sailing, and snorkeling.