The island of Milos is undoubtedly one of the most impressive in the Cyclades. Volcanic rocks paint the beaches in red, pink and orange. The most important attractions of Milos are definitely: Sarakiniko and Kleftiko, with their white rock formations, emerald green waters and caves carved by the sea. The multi-coloured settlements of Klima, Emborios and Mandrakia, with their quaint buildings carved into the cliffs and provide the island with a wonderful atmosphere.
Milos is a volcanic Greek island in the Aegean Sea, just north of the Sea of Crete. Milos is the southwestern-most island in the Cyclades group.
Sarakiniko Beach
Sarakiniko Beach Famous for its stunning lunar landscape, characterized by white volcanic rock formations and cliffs that contrast beautifully with the deep blue waters of the Aegean Sea.
This extraordinary beach attracts tourists with its unearthly landscape. Instead of traditional sand, you will find smooth, white rocks shaped by the sea waves for thousands of years. It is an ideal place for those who want to experience something different than the typical sandy beaches. It is a great place to take unique photos of your vacation!
Kleftiko Beach
Among the best beaches of the island lies the renowned Kleftiko beach, celebrated for its waters and remarkable rock formations. Accessible by boat it adds a touch of adventure to your trip.
Kleftiko beach is embraced by towering cliffs. Showcases striking white rock formations that create a captivating and otherworldly scenery no traveler should miss. The translucent turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling inviting visitors to explore the life beneath the surface.
Tsigrado Beach
Tsigrado Beach is surrounded by rocky cliffs and its sandy shore is famous for its clear and clean waters that offer breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. It is a great place for swimming and the nearby hidden caves add to its charm. Tsigrado Beach is the most beautiful beach on Milos Island.
In addition to this, it is also the most adventurous on the list. Located on the southern coast of Milos Island, getting to Tsigrado Beach is an adventure in itself. It is worth the walk down the rocky slopes. Although it is a bit more difficult to get there. With a sandy beach and crystal clear waters lapping against the shore.
Papafraga Beach
This is the Papafragas beach, less known but also offers a unique experience. This cove includes a small sandy beach, a space that coexists with caves, azure waters and rocks. It is a minor miracle of nature that consistently impresses those who visit Milos.
Firiplaka Beach
Firiplaka beach is most popular on the island of Milos. On the southern coast of Milos, between the beaches of Provatas and Tsigrado. It is a splendid beach of clear, sparkling sand. The waters of Firiplaka are truly magnificent: crystal clear and shallow and truly enchant anyone. The large rock that is found in the sea, near the shore, gives it a very particular aspect. For lovers of water sports, you can also rent a kayaks.
Provatas Beach
Provatas Beach boasts a wonderful soft sandy shore and shallow seabed, making it an ideal choice. Hidden coves can be found towards the western side of the beach, providing a private alternative to a wonderful place to swim.
Mandrakia
Mandrakia is the most beautiful traditional fishing village in Milos. The Fishing village is built around a tiny circular harbour with colourful boat garages built into the sides of cliffs, a tiny church, Zoodohos Pigi, overlooking the village, and a restaurant, Medousa, with spectacular views over the crashing waves.
Klima
Klima is famous for its two-story boathouses called “syrmata,” which are decorated with colors and line the shore, creating a perfect view of the sparkling blue waters of the Aegean Sea. These traditional boathouses were originally used by fishermen to store their boats and gear.
Today, many have been converted into vacation rentals, offering visitors an unforgettable experience of Greek island life. A true paradise for photographers looking to capture sunsets or immerse themselves in the fishing culture, Klima also provides a peaceful setting for those who simply want to relax by the sea.
Emborios
The quietest and for many the most charming fishing village of the island, with its few island houses almost touching the sea and a small sandy beach for diving away from everyone and everything.
