Milos

Milos

Summary

It is the island where the famous statue of Aphrodite of Milos was found, located in the Louvre Museum. Milos is famous for its caves, turquoise waters and the unique white rock formations. These volcanic rocks make the beaches red, pink and orange!

Best things to do

Chora: Built in 1800 from the ancient stones of its castle. Climb up to its ruins to admire the beautiful view and the sunset offered by the courtyard of Panagia Thalassitra.

Archaeological Museum of Plaka: In this museum you will see a human-sized replica of the goddess of love, Aphrodite of Milos.

The catacombs: They are ancient Christian catacombs in caves 150 meters above the sea near the village of Tripiti. Thanks to them the Holy Synod has declared Milos a holy island. These were the gathering place of the first Christians and a cemetery at the end of the 2nd century AD.

Mandrakia: is located in the north part of the island. Mandrakia is a small fishing and poetry village.

Sunset in Plaka: Don’t miss to visit this place to enjoy one of the best sunsets in the Mediterranean! Within walking distance you will find the Catholic church of Panagia, the famous well, many restaurants and cafes.

Exotic beaches

Sarakiniko Beach: Words are unnecessary because the picture speaks for itself. This lunar landscape attracts everyone even for once in a lifetime.

Kleftiko Beach: visiting this amazing beach you will see stunning cliffs and sea caves accessible only by boat. This beach together with Sarakiniko beach are the most famous beaches in the island of Milos.

Gerontas Beach:A beautiful place with calm waters and quiet sea accessible better only by boat.

In addition to visiting the mentioned beaches, it is worth snorkeling in the caves and seeing the bottom. Also, go boating with experienced captains. Check several daily sailboat cruises during the summer months and find the excursion that suits you by clicking here.