Sightseeing

The Port of Milos, located in the Adamas area, is the main entry point to the island. Adamas, the largest village on the island, is also the commercial and tourist center of Milos. Here, visitors will find a range of cafes, restaurants, shops and taverns serving traditional Greek cuisine. The area is ideal for a leisurely stroll along the coastal path, with your gaze lost in the horizon of the sea. Adamantas is also the starting point for excursions and boat trips to explore the more remote beaches of the island.

 Tripiti is a picturesque village. It is also home to the catacombs of Milos, which are definitely worth a visit. Triovasalos, a neighboring traditional village, is known for its picturesque neighborhoods and lively local atmosphere. The traditional settlements of the area retain their authentic character, with their cobblestone streets and traditional houses.

Plaka, which is the traditional center of the island, is built on a hill, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. On the slopes of Plaka are traditional houses, narrow streets and small squares, while the picturesque cafes and taverns offer authentic island hospitality. In Plaka you can also watch the sunset while enjoying your drink from the ‘Verina’ cocktail bar, or from the ‘Outopia’ cocktail bar. Paleochori, is a sandy beach where you can take a dip and visit the restaurant ‘Sirocco’ where in addition to fine cuisine it offers a unique experience, as they take the restaurant’s equipment and cook the fish on the sand. This is possible as Milos is a volcanic island and the sand on this beach is hot.

Firiplaka, a small but picturesque beach, is ideal for lovers of tranquility and clean water. Fyriplaka is a beautiful beach, known for its rocks, which create a striking contrast with the clear waters. The area around Fyriplaka is ideal for hiking and exploring the local flora and fauna.

Tsigrado and Firopotamos

Tsigrado beach is one of the most hidden and secluded beaches of Milos. With its clear waters, it is ideal for those seeking peace and relaxation. Access to the beach is possible by rope and ladder. Firopotamos is another excellent beach of Milos, with crystal clear waters and landscapes reminiscent of paintings. With pebbles on the beach and a gate on the wave, great for unforgettable photos.

Agia Kyriaki is a huge sandy quiet beach, ideal for relaxation. Sykia is a cave, one of many that you will encounter in Milos. The village of Mandrakia is small and picturesque, with few residents, but with a unique beauty that makes it particularly noteworthy for visitors who want to enjoy the authenticity of the island. In Mandrakia there is also a traditional restaurant ‘I Medusa’ where visitors can enjoy their seafood next to the wires.