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This is the most famous beach of Milos because of its unique landscape… a narrow strip of sand between white volcanic rock against which the deep blue of the water stands out even more. It’s no wonder this beach is a favorite for photographs!
For those who feel like swimming a bit further and exploring, there are many small coves formed by...
Papafragas is located right next to the archaeological site of prehistoric Phylakopi. It took thousands of years for nature to create the unique landscape of Papafragas. Narrow strips of land that resist corrosion create coves, caves and openings in which the Aegean hums. One needs to be careful climbing down to the small sandy beach but...
A wide, sandy beach with trees that provide shade in a picturesque settlement with traditional ‘syrmata’. There you will also find ruins of the old staircase used for the transshipment of ore.
The beach of Paliohori is the most popular in Milos. In Paliohori there are hot springs and a huge beach with sand and pebbles surrounded by colorful cliffs that reveal the volcanic nature of the place. The main part of the beach has taverns with fresh fish, although there is a relatively isolated piece for more privacy.
This southern beach is surrounded by beautiful volcanic formation, has deep blue-green waters and is one of the most popular landscapes of Milos. One can reach this beach only by boat from Adamadas or Kipos. According to local legend, pirates who were using the beach as a hiding place had hidden treasure in the area.
The volcanic activity...
This is an amazing white sandy beach with blue-green water situated deep within a bay with tall cliffs.
This is a beautiful sandy beach with colorful pebbles. It is also where the old sulfur mine of the island is located, which is an impressive open-air museum with the old infra-structure of the mine which ceased to operate in the 1960’s. The little wagons and rails from the side of the mountain to the small port, the stone buildings and the...
A spectacular volcanic landscape in southern Milos. In Firiplaka there is a large, white beach with umbrellas and a beach bar and numerous smaller beaches with sand, pebbles. There are also small coves with rocks for those who like being alone.
Also known as Achivadolimni, it is the largest beach on the island. It is a sandy beach lined with salt cedars and cedars which offers a more crowded part with lounge chairs, beach bar and restaurant as well as a quieter part for those who prefer a bit more peace and quiet. Facing north and thus more likely to be windy, it is the best beach...
Pollonia beach is sandy and very wide. There is a more ‘organized’ part of the beach near the village but you can choose any part of the huge beach. From there you can see the island of Kimolos.
A very large beach on the left side of Adamadas with coffee shops, restaurants, umbrellas, beach Volleyball courts and beautiful natural shade as the beach is lined with large trees.
This sandy beach overlooks Adamadas and has shallow, crystal waters.
One of the most touristic and well organized beaches in the southern part of the island, Provatas is a large, sandy beach with shallow water.
A sandy beach with a few salt cedars and a view towards the Glaronisia. The left side of the beach is somewhat exotic since the rocks go into the sea forming small isolated sandy lagoons.
A long, sandy beach with some trees located in the northern part of the island. Nearby, on the back side, there's also a small sheltered beach with cliffs.
A beautiful narrow sandy beach which belongs to a line of northern beaches situated between narrow capes and scenic villages.
This is the northernmost beach of the island, deserted with big pebbles. Perlite Mine is located in the area. Whoever stays until later in the evening will have the chance to enjoy one of the most beautiful and different sunsets in the Aegean.
Kipos is on the South side of the island and is the furthest beach one can reach on paved road. Boats leaving from this small bay can take you to other Southern beaches which are not accessible by car, such as Kleftiko and Gerontas.
A long, sandy beach in Adamadas within walking distance from the port of Milos. The beach remains quiet despite its many visitors, with shallow crystal clear waters and natural shade of the trees.
