What to do in Milos

Discover one of the gems of Greece's Cyclades - Milos! This island of unparalleled beauty is known for its emerald green waters and picturesque fishing villages. Thanks to its volcanic origins, Milos is also characterized by its unique white rock formations and beaches.

In addition, Milos is also where the famous statue of the 'Venus of Milo', which is displayed at the Louvre, was originally found. If you happen to visit Milos, don’t forget to pass by Kleftiko, Sarakiniko, Katergo, and Papafragas, where pirates used to hide in the Middle Ages.

How to Get There
Travelling to Milos is easy! There are frequent direct flights from Athens to Milos, or you can travel by ferry, from the port of Piraeus.

When to Visit
The summer is an ideal time to visit Milos, as it is the perfect spot for swimming, snorkelling, and relaxing. The season starts in May and finishes in late September, early October. It is busiest in July and August but not nearly as much as other islands in the Cyclades. From May to June and from September to October the island has fewer guests.

What to Do
If you are one of the lucky ones to visit Milos, taking part in a sailing cruise or boat is one of the best ways to explore the island and explore the incredible beaches and spots that are otherwise inaccessible. In addition, your knowledgeable guide and Captain will share the island's myths and history along with the picturesque landscape from the crystal-clear waters.