Location: The capital of Milos
Description: The capital of Milos, very picturesque and vivid village, with a magical sunset view from the castle's hill.
Nearest beach: Sarakiniko
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Location: 14 km southeast of Plaka village
Description: The main port of Milos and a historically significant place, it concentrates the tourist activity of Milos, with many taverns, cafes and shops at the seafront, as well as an intense nightlife...
Nearest beach: Lagada
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Location: 5 km east of Plaka village
Description: Beach of incredible natural beauty, really unique with white and sleek rocks, caves and sandy beach.
Nearest village: Plaka |
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Location: In Adamas village
Description: This museum was established to help promote the effects of the mine on the history of Milos and to display the mineral wealth of Milos.
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Location: In the north, west and south coasts of Milos
Description: The three caves are called Papafragos, Sykia and Kleftiko and they are known for their beautiful rock formations.
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Location: Southwest of Tripiti village
Description: One of the most significant Christian cemeteries during Roman times. They are completely underground and form a complex of three catacombs interconnected. |
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Location: At a little beach called Paleorema, on the east coast of Milos
Description: The hot water thermals in the area have resulted in the formation of many important minerals like Perlite, Caolin, Bentonite and Baryte. One can take a tour visiting mines abandoned long ago.
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Location: 3,5 km southeast of Plaka village
Description: The most scenic fishing village on Milos, really worth seeing.
Nearest beach: Klima beach and Skinopi |
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Location: Near the Catacombs, in Tripiti village
Description: The theater was probably constructed during Hellenistic times. However, visible today is its Roman phase. A very impressive sight.
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Location: In Plaka village
Description: Constructed in the 13th century, in the location of today's Plaka, former Chora settlement. |
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Location: Southwest part of Milos, Firiplaka, Firopotamos beaches and more
Description: Volcanic activity started in this area 5 million years ago, which explains why there is so much obsidian in Milos, as well as Andesitic rocks, clay minerals and geothermal fields. The volcanic activity is the reason behind the extreme colors and landscapes in Milos.
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Location: Northwest of Milos
Description: A small island with steep and hostile coasts, where a rare species of wild goat lives. In antiquity the islet was called Efira.
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Description: Many amazing beaches and bays will be seen during the island’s round with a caique(small boat) leaving from Adamas harbor such as, Agia Kiriaki, Cape Spathi, the bay of Voudia, Glaronissia Island with its unbelievable volcanic rocks, the dreamy-like cave of Papafragos, the astonishing Sarakiniko, Mandrakia, Mikri and Megali Akradia, Plathiena, Arkoudes and Klima.
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