Agia Kyriaki beach

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.

Beach description

Agia Kyriaki is one of the most picturesque and convenient beaches of the island famous with its golden sand and crystal clear sea. Closer to water, sand changes to fine snow white pebbles that emphasizes the brightness of turquoise water.

The beach is rather wide and long, so there is no fuss here even in the high season. Soft sand and conveninet sea entry attracts families with little kids and mature couples, and fresh wind and rhythmic small waves are loved by water sport admirers.

The beach central part is well-equipped but only from June to September. At this hour, two taverns are open, which provide guests with umbrellas and sling chairs. They are not enough for everyone, so the most part of tourists use their towels. People who come earlier have a possibility to occupy a convenient place in tree shadow.

In the eastern part of the beach, the shore is almost completely covered with snow white pebbles. The sea is clear as a tear here, and snorkeling and underwater photography fans have all their freedom. Large boulders and sharp shells can be present on the bottom, so don't forget about special shoes. Adventure-seekers can climb the mountain by the track and get to the viewpoint from which the view of the secluded beach for real Robinsons opens. You can get here only by sea.

In the western part, the beach borders on several small picturesque bays. As a rule, they are preferred by people who value secluded relaxation, and nudists. Here and tehre, you can find a cave in the rocks, and to take surprising pictures. Water entry is complicated due to accumulation of large boulders and slippery stones on bottom.

Winds are frequent on the beach which is a gift for windsurfers. For them, Agia Kyriaki has the sports equipment rent station and a small school for novices. Moreover, you can rent a hydrocycle, a boat, or a canoe, and enjoy water rides.

Taverns offer their visitrs fresh fish and seafood dishes, and soft drinks, beer, and ice cream. There are no shops here, so if you want to hold a beach picnic you should think about everything in advance.

When is the best time to go?

Greece - a country with a long length from north to south, so the recommendations will vary depending on the place where you are going. The holiday season  begins in May and reaches a peak in July-August: there are too many tourists, and the temperature on the southern islands reaches 40 degrees, which may still not play a role on the beach, but certainly not suitable for sightseeing. So the best time to relax in Greece is the end of spring-beginning of summer or September-October. 

Video: Beach Agia Kyriaki

Infrastructure

Closest to the sea is a small apart-hotel Aperanto Galaziо. Its terrace overlooks the beach and its balconies offer amazing views of the bay and the volcano Firiplaka. All rooms are equipped with kitchens with necessary appliances and utensils, there is air conditioning, TV with satellite channels and free internet. Slippers and hygiene kits are provided in the bathroom with shower, and free beach towels and sun umbrellas are provided.

The accomodation cost includes a free shuttle service, as well as private parking and coffee with toast for breakfast. The nearest shops are a kilometer from the complex, but both beach taverns are within walking distance.

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Useful information

Tourists staying in Agia Kyriaki should definitely take a fascinating walk to the extinct volcano of Firiplaka. The path to it starts from the beach, and leads along the picturesque coast, bypassing the church of Agioi Pantes. On the way, you can take great photos, and the icing on the cake will be a stunning view of the volcano crater that opens at the end of the path. The impression is enhanced by the sharp smell of sulfur and bizarre stone sculptures created by nature.

Another unforgettable walk will be a trip to Paleokhori beach and an abandoned sulfur mine, where this valuable mineral was once mined on an industrial scale. However, the production turned out to be too labor-consuming and unprofitable, and now only the destroyed factory buildings and barracks, the rails leading to the top of the cliff and rusty trolleys scattered around remind of it. It is not recommended to go into the depths of the mines, this may be unsafe! And an additional bonus will be a small multi-colored beach with hot springs, beating directly from the seabed.

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