Milos

Milos is an enchanting island that truly captivates with its stunning landscapes and rich history! The beaches are absolutely breathtaking, featuring unique rock formations and crystal-clear waters that invite you to swim and explore. From the famous Sarakiniko with its moon-like surface to the charming beaches of Paliochori, there's a perfect spot for everyone. The island's charming villages, like Plaka and Adamas, offer delightful whitewashed buildings, local shops, and fantastic restaurants serving delicious Greek cuisine. The seafood is fresh and flavorful, making dining a highlight of any visit. The people of Milos are warm and welcoming, adding to the overall friendly atmosphere. Exploring the island’s ancient sites, such as the Catacombs and the ancient theater, provides a glimpse into its rich historical significance. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, indulge in local delicacies, or immerse yourself in history, Milos is a must-visit destination that promises an unforgettable experience!

Great island and so much to see. We hires a small car for the day and completed the island , stopping along the way. Love the island and people. Great bakeries however fruit and coffee is expensive for an Aussie. Definitely worth a stop for 2 days.

Lovely place for the people who love swimming and nice beaches - people are friendly and helpful, food is average but again, the water is crystal clear everywhere. We went for 6 days there and it was quite enough to explore the island. Make sure you visit Sarakiniko beach, Klima and Tsigrado beach while being there. Also, I’d recommend not to take full day boat trip, as it might be too much.

an underrated gem of an island! it exudes charm in every nook and corner. expect a wonderful and relaxed vibe, its not a loud island. stay in adamas if you can, and must visit plaka, sarakiniko and klima.

Beautiful island, beautiful sunsets, welcoming people, good food, lots of history. We enjoyed our time there. Having said that, unfortunately the prices have skyrocketed and it has become a tourist trap. And the locals agree. You rarely pay less than 30-40€/person for a simple restaurant meal in a decent place (unless you want to eat just a salad in which case you’ll still pay close to 10€), the beach bars are charging 20-25€ for beach chairs/cushions, decent hotel/airbnb rooms are expensive, ATV/cars rentals are no less that 70€/day...The island is known to be windy and the airline that flies there will cancel flights with last minute notice. If you’re on a budget, you’ll probably be better of going there during the off-season or visiting another island. If not, you’ll have a good time.

Very different island with many interesting places-Plaka,Klima and sirmata,Ancient theatre,Papafragas caves and the lunnar Sarakiniko beach.Recommend for an unforgettable holiday!

Greek Island of Milos has the best beaches in the Aegean, a fascinating history and incredible people! The best ways to explore this hidden places is renting a car but much more fun if you choose a quad bike!

Nice Island with a lot of stuff to do! We visited the island in late October. It’s off tourist season, it might be even better than in season even though a lot of things were closed. My recommendation is to get a vehicle to get around the island. The island has a great nature to explore.