Milos Villages

Milos villages: Klima village ©Greeka.com
Fourkovouni village ©Greeka.com
Alleys of Plaka village ©Greeka.com

Milos has preserved its traditional architectural look, affected by the long history and the geography of the island. Most houses are whitewashed and made of stone. Plaka is the capital village of Milos, Adamas is the port and Pollonia is a picturesque tourist village.
Many hotels and accommodation are located around these villages.
After you have seen the best Milos villages, you can also find information about the best beaches in Milos.

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Guide to 13 villages

Discover our guide to 13 Milos villages. They are all presented with a detailed description, photos and their location on a map of Milos. For the most popular ones, we also provide information about sightseeing in the area, a selection of hotels and reviews.

Klima

Klima

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Location: 4 km south of Plaka
Description: Klima is among the most picturesque and traditional villages on Milos. It is actually a fishing village with colourful houses right on the beach.
Plaka

Plaka

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Location: On the northern side of the island
Description: Plaka is the capital of the island. Located on a hill above the port, Plaka offers magnificent view to the sea. This is a fine sample of Cycladic architecture.
Pollonia

Pollonia

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Location: 12 km north east of Plaka
Description: Pollonia is a charming fishing village that gradually develops as a popular tourist resort on Milos. Its small port connects Milos to Kimolos.
Adamas

Adamas

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Location: 4 km south east of Plaka
Description: Adamas is the main port of Milos. It is a lively place with lots of taverns and nightlife.
Kastro

Kastro

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Location: 500 metres from Plaka
Description: Kastro is actually the old quarter of Plaka. It is located on top of a hill above Plaka, the capital of Milos.
Fourkovouni

Fourkovouni

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Location: 3 km north of Plaka
Description: Fourkovouni is a lovely fishing village in close distance to Plaka. It distinguishes for its traditional architecture and the lovely port.
Emporios

Emporios

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Location: 20 km west of Plaka
Description: Emporios is a small seaside village with few tourist facilities. A track road from Emporios leads to beautiful and remote beaches.
Mandrakia

Mandrakia

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Location: 4 km south east of Plaka
Description: Mandrakia is a picturesque fishing village in close distance to Plaka. Small boats moor in the port and the beach has crystal water.
Tripiti

Tripiti

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Location: 2 km south of Plaka
Description: Tripiti is located on a hill close to Plaka. It offers nice sea views and the best sunset on the island.
Plakes

Plakes

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Location: 1 km from Plaka
Description: Plakes is a small village that is gradually blending with the capital of the island, Plaka.
Triovasalos

Triovasalos

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Location: 1 km from Plaka
Description: This is a small village in close distance to Plaka. It has white houses and it is surrounded by green nature.
Zefyria

Zefyria

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Location: 9 km south east of Plaka
Description: Zefyria was the capital of the island till the 18th century, when the inhabitants gradually moved to Plaka.
Areti

Areti

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Location: 4 km west of Plaka
Description: Areti is a small fishing village with few houses built around a small port.

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