Beaches in Milos

It is here that most of the tourists who visited Milos have a rest. Firiiplaka is notable for its impressive length and comfortable arrangement. For families this is a typical beach with a developed infrastructure and convenient entry into the sea. Kids love colorful pebbles on the beach, with which they do not get tired playing throughout the day. In the meantime, parents relaxed in the sunbathing on soft sun loungers or order refreshments with traditional light Greek snacks.

Sarakiniko is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful beaches of Milos. The unique, almost lunar landscape makes it instantly recognizable. Every vacationer in Milos must definitely visit it. There are not many similar places in the world - the beach is incredibly photogenic and in its expanses amazing photo shoots are obtained. However, lovers of calm relaxation and silence are far from delighted with this corner of nature as in the summer season there are usually a lot of people here.

Now, monk seals are hiding here, and before, pirates hid their ships in the rocks of Kleftiko after attacks on merchant ships. Thus, they “swept the tracks” and restored their strength. Today, you can get to the Kleftiko beach only from the sea - boats come here as part of private excursions, as well as regular ferries. The excursion program when visiting Kleftiko usually includes swimming in the Sikia cave, where the sun's rays are reflected from cobalt water, and mineral deposits create a rock rainbow.

This beach is isolated from the outside world by impregnable cliffs. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful and mysterious, because it differs in pristine unique landscapes, and in order to get to it, you must overcome the path through a narrow grotto or sail to the shore by boat. However, vacationers are fully rewarded for such difficulties - Tsigrado gives you the opportunity to swim in the crystal clear water and enjoy unity with the natural element.

Located on the south coast of Milos, ten kilometers from Adamantas - the main harbor of the island. This is perhaps the most picturesque and impressive beach of Milos, formed as a result of the eruption of an ancient volcano. It can be easily reached from any part of the island by a rented car, regular bus or taxi - a convenient asphalt road leads directly to the coast. But there can be problems with tight parking, especially in high season, so visitors often leave their cars right on the side of the road.

Located in the northern part of Milos and is one of the island's business cards. This is not a very typical beach, it is very tiny and looks more like a cave in the rocks. Several centuries ago, Papafragas was a pirate base where sea robbers hid the loot and hid from retaliation. Now it is a must see in Milos and one of the most visited by tourists destinations.

If you are resting on Milos with your children, Provatas is the most convenient beach to relax in your case. Soft sand and shallow water will create a safe environment for bathing babies and allow parents to relax without unnecessary worries and worries. Huge multi-colored stones, golden sand and clear water - this beach will allow you to fully enjoy the color of the Cycladic nature and fall in love with it once and for ever.

Located on the south coast of Milos, nine kilometers from Adamantas - the main port of the island. Next door is the small village of Zephyria and the church of Agia Kiriaki, in whose honor the beach got its name. Getting to it is not difficult, the main thing is to follow the signs exactly. A rolled dirt road leads to the beach, which abuts on a fairly spacious free parking. In high season, you can leave vehicles on the sidelines in the shade of trees.

Located in the southernmost part of the bay of Milos, which is the crater of an extinct ancient volcano. This is the longest beach on the island, resembling a giant crescent. It offers magnificent views of Adamantas and Plaka, the capital of Milos, as well as the highest point of the island, Mount Profitis Ilias.

The beach got its name in honor of the only lake in Milos, located at the western end of the beach. Achivadolimni is translated from Greek as “clam lake”, and indeed, its bottom is literally teeming with various representatives of aquatic fauna. An asphalt road leads from Plaka and Adamantas to the beach, along which regular buses run. An asphalt road leads from Plaka and Adamantas to the beach, along which regular buses run.

Alogomandra (Alogomandra, the second name is the beach of Agios Konstantinos) is a small romantic beach located on the island of Milos, near the fishing village of Agios Konstantinos. To get to it, you need to take a bus or car to the village, and then walk to the beach.

Pahena is a quiet, charming beach in the northern part of Milos. It is not very popular with tourists. But he will surely be liked by those who appreciate a calm beach holiday and seek solitude, privacy. Pahena Beach is located 3 km from Pollonia and 7 km from Adamas, it is not difficult to get to it by bus or car.

Plathiena is a small, little-visited beach located in a beautiful and cozy bay in the western part of Milos, not far from the island's capital Plaka. You can get to it by car along a narrow winding road that goes past the Firopotamos bay, as well as by sea - on a yacht or a sea taxi.

Mytakas is a sparsely populated, picturesque beach which offers a relaxing and relaxed holiday on the Aegean coast, away from the noisy crowd. The beach is located in the fishing village of Mitaka, between Sarakiniko and Pahena. It is most convenient to reach it by land by car or motorcycle, by sea by boat.

Agathia is a spacious, beautiful, but hard-to-reach beach located in a cozy bay in the northwestern part of the island of Milos. You can get to it by car or motorcycle. Due to the need to go on a dirt road, the beach is not visited by tourists. However, if you go by sea in a boat or yacht, the road to the beach will give an unforgettable experience of beautiful sea landscapes.

Agios Ioannis is a picturesque pristine beach, consisting of three small sections. It is located on the shores of the bay of the same name, in the western part of the island, near the monastery of St. John (Agios Ioannis). Being inaccessible, this beach is never crowded with people, which will appeal to those who seek privacy and want to enjoy the beautiful nature and the clean warm sea in privacy.