Διαδρομές
Adamas' Port
Adamas, whose name comes from the diamond, is the port of Milos. It is built with the traditional Cycladic architecture. It is the largest tourist center of the island with most restaurants and entertainment centers, as well as two beautiful beaches with clear blue waters.
Adamas
MILOS
Klima
Klima starred in every travel tribute. It is the most picturesque of the villages of the island, waiting for you for walks by the sea and photos with the sunset in the background.
Klima
MILOS
Cape Vani
Cape Vani is the northernmost part of the western part of Milos. It was there in 1898 that manganese mining began. Today you will find the abandoned mine, old galleries, caves and ruins of buildings. The high rock of the cape is from 1989 known climbing site.
Vani
MILOS
Sykia's Cave
It got its name from a fig tree located near the roof opening. What characterizes it is the fact that part of the roof of the sea cave has collapsed, apparently from an earthquake, creating an almost round "hole" overlooking the sky. Inside it hides a very small beach with pebbles, stones and crystal clear waters.
Sykia
MILOS
Kleftiko
It took its name from the pirates who used it as a shelter - base since the small creeks protected the ships and themselves from strong winds. It is a complex of impressive volcanic white rocks, created by the waves of the sea and the wind. You will enjoy the crystal clear turquoise waters and you will have the opportunity to explore its seabed.
Kleftiko
MILOS
Kalogries Bay
Kalogries located northwest of Milos is a secluded beach with turquoise crystal clear waters and beautiful sand. It is a place to relax as the calm waters and the bay create a natural pool.
Kalogries
MILOS
Palaiochori
Palaiochori, is located in the southern part of Milos and has a beach 2 km which is one of the most impressive on the island. Its coast consists of colorful pebbles, thick sand and crystal clear blue deep waters. Its characteristic is the imposing and colorful vertical rocks that reach the shore, a result of the volcanic energy and geological peculiarity of the area.
Palaiochori
MILOS
Kleftiko
It took its name from the pirates who used it as a shelter - base since the small creeks protected the ships and themselves from strong winds. It is a complex of impressive volcanic white rocks, created by the waves of the sea and the wind. You will enjoy the crystal clear turquoise waters and you will have the opportunity to explore its seabed.
Kleftiko
MILOS
Sykia's Cave
It got its name from a fig tree located near the roof opening. What characterizes it is the fact that part of the roof of the sea cave has collapsed, apparently from an earthquake, creating an almost round "hole" overlooking the sky. Inside it hides a very small beach with pebbles, stones and crystal clear waters.
Sykia
MILOS
Tsigrado
Tsigrado is a beach In the southern part of Milos which is accessible in a rather adventurous way. To get down to the beach you must use ropes and a wooden ladder! Beach lovers, of course, claim that the task is not so difficult and that the place will reward you. It is a small cove, with clear waters, with rocks forming an awesome landscape. A swim on this beach will rejuvenate you.
Tsigrado
MILOS
Gerakas Beach
The beach of Gerakas located in the southern part of Milos is a long narrow strip of light sand in the shadow of the mountain located just behind it. It has a wild beauty with turquoise waters and white sand. Above it is the volcano of Agia Kyriaki and that is why in the small cave located on the left of the beach the waters are warm.
Gerakas
MILOS
Keep In Touch