Adamas Village in Milos

Information About Adamas

Adamas Village Milos: Adamas is the main port of Milos and also a seaside village of white houses shimmering on the blue waters of the Aegean. This village was founded in 1835 by refugees from Sfakia who came from Crete after the failure of their rebellion against the Turks.

From these times and on, Adamas became increasingly important historically because of its large, safe, naturally made harbour, and its strategic position in the eastern Mediterranean.

Adamas is surrounded by many beaches and offers various tourist facilities such as banks, post-office, doctors, tourist agencies, port police, hotel units and an intense night life. Many old churches as well as mining and ecclesiastical museums are worth visiting.

Things To See And Do In Adamas

Caves Mineralogical Museum Conference Centre Ecclesiastical Museum Antimilos Islet Church of Agia Triada

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Ageri Milos

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Villa Venus

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Guest 2015-11

Adamas is Milos port and a place you won't miss even if you want. It is just an average port and you won't get Naxos port or old town there. Just a regular, average spot which nevertheless has everything you need- you go there to shop, eat or appoint your boat tour. The only "problem" is (I said the same for Plaka) that it is small. If you went for a walk in Adamas, you'll pass it in 15 minutes unless you decide to continue outside the centre and walk along the road leading to other places.

Guest 2015-11

Caves, caves everywhere :) Sea caves are one of the characteristics and most beautiful things on Milos. Everywhere you go - by boat, to remote beaches, inaccessible by car, normal beaches... you'll find caves. I can't recommend it enough - boat tour around the island! Some may find it expensive, but this is experience to remember! Kleftiko, for example. If you don't go to Kleftiko, don't go to Milos at all. You'll find yourself crying at Kleftiko, believe me. Those colours, that calmness, sea life... you'll feel like in paradise. Then Sykia cave... Cave beach! Indescribable! Papafragas, Kapros, Glaronissia and many more. Swim, play and enjoy!