Milos Beaches

Beaches in Milos Greece stand out for their unique natural beauty and gorgeous water. The magnificent colors and the interesting rock formations of Milos beaches provide great places to spend a day at the sea. The most famous beach is Sarakiniko, a moonscape place with abrupt white rocks.
Other amazing Milos beaches are Tsigrado, Paleochori, Agia Kyriaki, and Firiplaka. You will find below a list of the best beaches in Milos island.
Except for the beaches, there are also many places for sightseeing. Discover the best things to see in Milos.

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Guide to 41 beaches

Discover our guide to 41 beautiful Milos beaches. They are all presented with a detailed description, photos and their location on a map of Milos. For the most popular spots, we also provide information about sightseeing in the area, a selection of hotels and reviews.

Location: 4 km east of Plaka
Description: Sarakiniko is the most famous and most photographed beach on Milos. The entire landscape formed by volcanic rocks makes a nice contrast with the deep blue colour of the sea.

Location: 14 km south east of Plaka
Description: Tsigrado is a small cozy beach surrounded by huge cliffs. It has sandy coast and amazing water.

Location: On the south western spot of the island
Description: Kleftiko is the most impressive spot on Milos. It is not accessible by car and can be reached only by excursion boats from Adamas.

Location: 15 km south east of Plaka
Description: Firiplaka is a small beach with soft sand. It has some tourist facilities and it is surrounded by huge rocks.

Location: 13 km south east of Plaka
Description: Paleochori is a popular tourist resort on the south eastern spot of Milos. Its organized beach and the amazing coastline make it very popular with visitors.

Location: 14 km south east of Plaka
Description: Agia Kiriaki is an organized beach with crystal water, located on the southern side of Milos.

Location: 13 km south east of Plaka
Description: This is a popular beach on the southern side of Milos. Provatas has long sandy coastline and crystal water.

Location: On the southern side of the island
Description: Gerakas is an impressive spot on the southern side of Milos, reachable only by boat. It has crystal water and the surrounding is rocky.

Location: 3 km north of Plaka
Description: Firopotamos is one of the most picturesque beaches on Milos. Small and crystal, this beach is surrounded by some traditional buildings.

Location: 11 km south of Plaka
Description: Achivadolimni is a beautiful sandy beach organized with umbrellas, sun beds and beach bars.

Location: 10 km east of Plaka
Description: One of the most impressive beaches on Milos, Papafragas has exotic water and it is surrounded by huge rocks.

Location: 4 km north of Plaka
Description: Plathiena is a lovely beach with soft sand. Rather secluded, this beach is located in close distance to Plaka.

Location: 12 km north east of Plaka
Description: Pollonia has a long sandy beach that is lined by hotels, fish taverns and seaside cafes. It gets pretty popular in summer.

Location: 9 km east of Plaka
Description: Pahena is a tourist resort on the northern side of Milos, in a region with amazing coastline and crystal water.

Location: 5 km south east of Plaka
Description: Papakino is a large sandy beach in close distance to Adamas. It has soft sand and some trees on the shore.

Location: 4 km south east of Plaka
Description: A small beach within a walking distance from the port, Adamas is surrounded by many hotels and taverns.

Location: 5 km west of Plaka
Description: Mytakas is actually a small fishing port with crystal water to swim. It is located on the northern side of the island.

Location: 7 km east of Plaka
Description: Alogomandra is a small beach surrounded by some rocks. It is located on the way from Mytakas to Pachena.

Location: 15 km west of Plaka
Description: Agali is not actually a beach, but rather a remote bay. Located on the eastern side of the island, Agali is reachable through a track road.

Location: 25 km west of Plaka
Description: Accessible through a track road from Emporios or by boat, Agathia is a remote beach with wild nature. This is a nice beach for total isolation.

Location: 13 km south of Plaka
Description: Agia Marina is a small secluded beach on the southern side of Milos. As it is unorganized and difficult to access, this beach doesn't get very frequented.

Location: 28 km west of Plaka
Description: Located on the western side of the island, Agios Ioannis is a secluded beach accessed through a track road or by boat.

Location: 16 km west of Plaka
Description: Ammoudaraki is a small and remote beach on the western side of the island. It is accessible through a track road or by boat.

Location: Opposite the beach of Plathiena
Description: Arkoudes is not actually a beach but some strange rock formations that stand in the middle of the sea.

Location: 15 km south west of Plaka
Description: Fatourena is a secluded beach close to Emporios. It has no tourist facilities, but the ambience is really nice.

Location: On the north eastern side of Milos
Description: Glaronisia is a complex of rocky islets that can be seen by boat that makes the tour of the island.

Location: On the north eastern side of Milos
Description: Kalogeros is not a beach but a complex of rocky islets. It can be seen by boat that makes the tour of Milos.

Location: 8 km east of Plaka
Description: Kapros is a small cove between two rocks. Due to its small size and the lack of tourist facilities, it doesn't get popular.

Location: 14 km east of Plaka
Description: Kastanas is a small rocky beach on the eastern side of Milos. Accessible by sea or through a track road, this beach is pretty secluded.

Location: 15 km south east of Plaka
Description: Kipos is a small pebbled beach on the southern side of Milos. It is not organized and its distance from other tourist resorts make it less popular.

Location: 15 km south east of Plaka
Description: Kolibisionas is a remote beach on the eastern side of Milos. Accessible only by boat or through a track road, this beach is rarely visited.

Location: 4 km south of Plaka
Description: Lagada is a lovely beach in close distance to Adamas, the port of Milos. It is not organized but has few hotels and taverns around.

Location: 13 km south east of Plaka
Description: Paliorema is a small beach accessible through a track road or by boat. This is the place where the old sulfur mines used to work.

Location: 15 km south east of Plaka
Description: Psarovolada is a small and sandy beach next to Agia Kiriaki, on the southern side of Milos. It doesn't get much popular and has no tourist facilities.

Location: 20 km south of Plaka
Description: Psathi is a remote beach on the southern side of Milos, between Gerontas and Kipos. As it is difficult to approach, this beach is secluded and rarely frequented.

Location: 15 km south of Plaka
Description: Rivari is a small secluded beach surrounded by short vegetation. Few tourist facilities are found in the area.

Location: 15 km east of Plaka
Description: Tria Pigadia is a remote beach that can be visited mostly by boat. It has rocky seabed and beautiful greenery.

Location: 35 km west of Plaka
Description: Triades is a calm beach on the western side of Milos. It receives few visitors in summer.

Location: On the north western spot of Milos
Description: Cape Vani is visited by boat that makes the tour of the island. This is where the old manganese mines used to work in the early 20th century.

Location: 13 km east of Plaka
Description: The bay of Voudia is located close to Pollonia. Not organized at all, this beach is nice for relaxing and fishing.

Location: 18 km south east of Plaka
Description: This is a beautiful but secluded beach. It is difficult to access by car, so most visitors go there by boat.