fbpx

NOTE! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. If you do not wish to accept the use of cookies on this website, please either change your browser settings or stop using the website.

If you don't change browser settings, you agree to it. Learn more

I understand

This Site uses cookies to identify users of some services and pages. Cookie is a small piece of data sent to the server user (browser) from a web server and stored on the hard drive of their computer. These cookies do not cause damage to the system of the user (computer) and do not affect its functionality in any way. The cookies also makes web browsing easier for users storing their settings. Users may configure their browser so to either be cautioned about the use of cookies on certain services of the Site, or prohibit the use of cookies. If users do not want to use cookies to identify them, they cannot have further access to such services.



MILOS

Milos

Milos, as one of the most magical islands of the Cyclades, is an authentic tropical paradise with approximately 70 magnificent sandy beaches to explore, numerous thermal springs and a multitude of underwater caves.

The volcanic activity of the past has endowed Milos island with an exciting variety of stunning landscapes and a beautiful coastline with countless exotic bays. Milos’ beaches are famed for their translucent turquoise waters and their diverse scenery, varying from the renowned lunar like landscape of Sarakiniko beach to the unusual Thiorichio beach.

Below the sea, the island’s pristine underwater reefs and caves are highly desirable for scuba divers. Diving enthusiasts will find a paradise in the underwater caves in the triangle formed by Milos, Kimolos and Polyegos islands. References were made by Hippocrates to the peculiar morphology of spectacular caves and a multitude of thermal springs.

Milos’ picturesque villages combine the traditional Cycladic architecture with the authentic Greek hospitality. Sarakiniko, Firiplaka, Paleochori, and Tsigrado are the most special beaches in Milos, while worth visiting are the fishing villages Klima and Firopotamos. Interesting sightseeing spots in Milos, are the Christian Catacombs and the Sea Caves of Kleftiko, that are accessible only with excursion boat from Adamas or Pollonia.

Explore a few more of Milos’ villages such as Pláka, which is the island’s capital, the harbor of Adamantas, the beautiful Hivadolimni, the marvelous Emporios with the little lagoon of Revary and the old iron mines.

Authentic Experiences in Milos
• Have a stroll around Milos capital, Plaka
• Climb up the volcanic eroded rocks of Sarakiniko
• Visit the Venus of Milos and the Ancient theatre
• Visit the ancient city of Fylakopi and Tripiti village catacombs
• Visit Firopotamos seaside settlement
• Try scuba diving and explore the underwater reefs and caves
• Book a cooking class and taste the local specialties
• Join a jeep safari to explore the secluded spots of the island
• Taka a geological and mining tour of Milos island
• Book a catamaran sailing cruise

Luxury Travel Guide Awards:
Travel Agency of the Year 2022-23, Greece

Travel & Hospitality Awards:
Tailor Made Tour Company of the Year 2023, Greece 

Luxury Lifestyle Awards: 
Best Luxury Travel & Lifestyle Management Agency of the Year 2023, Greece

 

  

 

GNTO License: 0261Ε70000696001

 

 

GR Phone: +30 6944 186333 (Viber & WhatsApp)

US Phone: +1 718 312 8611

Εmail: contact [at] blue-black.com 

 

 

 

Subscribe to our Newsletter
I agree with the Terms and Conditions