Wonder things to do
Notice the colored wires as they are called the special rooms dug in volcanic soil for guarding the boats, in coastal settlements.
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Sarakiniko
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...
Firiplaka
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.
Papafragas
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...
Tsigrado
This is an amazing white sandy beach with blue-green water situated deep within a bay with tall cliffs.
Kipos (Garden)
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.
Kleftiko
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...
Klima
This is the most picturesque amongst all the traditional fishing villages of the island and the most photographed since the colorful “syrmata” next to the turquoise sea offer a colorful feast to the visitor. The buildings at Klima consist of two floors, the ground floor is for the “syrmata” and storage space while the top floor is where the...
Plaka
This is the capital of the island. It is a traditional village that takes great pride in its distinctive charm. At the top of the village there is a castle where the inhabitants used take cover in order to protect themselves from the pirates. In the picturesque streets of Plaka, where cars are not allowed, there are all kinds of shops to go...
Catacombs
The catacombs are located near the village of Tripiti, in caves 150 meters above sea level. In 2009 the Holy Synod declared Milos a sacred island, since the Catacombs represent the earliest monument of Christendom. It was the first place of worship of the first Christians as well as the location of the first community cemetery in the late...
Glaronisia
Four islets of unique beauty that you should visit. These six-sided volcanic creations are just one mile from Pollonia. They are made of basalt and one certainly does not expect to come across these formations the sea. You can get there by taking one of the boats that leave from various parts of the island such as Adamadas.
Thiorichia (Sulphur Mines)
In the Sulphur Mines you will literally find yourself inside a piece of contemporary history of the island. You should combine your visit here, with a visit to the Mining Museum in Adamadas so as to get a complete picture of the important role mining played in the wealth of Milos from prehistoric times until today. At the sulphur mines one...
Pollonia
A picturesque fishing village, the second port of Milos, having a wide beach, tavernas and tourist infrastructure. Its name comes from the temple of Apollo that was situated near the Pelekoudas Lighthouse. From Pollonia you can get to Psathi, the port of Kimolos, a neighboring island.
