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Milos

Milos · Most-recommended spots

Where the bloggers agree

41 spots · 3 storytellers

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Kleftiko

A beautiful coastal stop on the recommended small-group sailing trip around western Milos.

2 bloggers recommend
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Towering white cliffs, clear water and sea caves make this an iconic coastal stop. It offers excellent snorkeling and opportunities to see fish.

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  • Hand Luggage Only logoHand Luggage Only

    A beautiful coastal stop on the recommended small-group sailing trip around western Milos.

    Read Hand Luggage Only's guide

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Medusa

Serves delicious traditional Greek food in a picturesque harbour village; the fresh fish is especially recommended.

2 bloggers recommend
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    The author praises this restaurant in Mandrakia for some of the island's best seafood and impressive seaside views.

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  • Hand Luggage Only logoHand Luggage Only

    Serves delicious traditional Greek food in a picturesque harbour village; the fresh fish is especially recommended.

    Read Hand Luggage Only's guide

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Milos

Featured as an island-hopping stop that combines nature and seclusion with livelier places for food, drinks, and nightlife.

2 bloggers recommend
  • Salt in Our Hair logoSalt in Our Hair

    Featured as an island-hopping stop that combines nature and seclusion with livelier places for food, drinks, and nightlife.

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  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Housed in a neoclassical building in Plaka, the museum displays statues, ceramics and coins excavated on the island. Highlights include a copy of the Venus de Milo.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Milos Inn

Listed as a favorite accommodation choice for the Milos portion of the itinerary.

2 bloggers recommend

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Plaka

Suggested as a convenient Milos base with excellent amenities.

Good to knowVisit on the same day as nearby Tsigrado Beach.

2 bloggers recommend

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Sarakiniko Beach

Enjoy the striking coastline and clear water, bringing sunblock, drinks and snacks because amenities are lacking.

2 bloggers recommend
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Wind- and sea-sculpted white rocks contrast dramatically with blue water, creating the lunar landscape that makes this one of Milos's most memorable beaches.

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  • Hand Luggage Only logoHand Luggage Only

    Enjoy the striking coastline and clear water, bringing sunblock, drinks and snacks because amenities are lacking.

    Read Hand Luggage Only's guide

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Sykia

Visit this beautiful cave on a boat trip exploring the island's less accessible western coastline.

Good to knowAccessible only by boat.

2 bloggers recommend

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Adamantas

Suggested as another accommodation base for a stay on Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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Akrotiri Seafood Obsession

This seaside fish tavern in Pollonia is praised for fresh, tasty dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This seaside fish tavern in Pollonia is praised for fresh, tasty dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Anita Rooms

Featured among the author's favorite places to stay on Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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Aphrodite Diamondi

This comfortable apartment complex offers air-conditioned, self-catering accommodation conveniently close to Adamas Port and Papikinou Beach.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This comfortable apartment complex offers air-conditioned, self-catering accommodation conveniently close to Adamas Port and Papikinou Beach.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Aragosta

This Adamas bar-restaurant pairs Cycladic decor and romantic sea views with well-regarded food drawing on Greek and international cooking.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This Adamas bar-restaurant pairs Cycladic decor and romantic sea views with well-regarded food drawing on Greek and international cooking.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Beach Suite Syrma

Included among the author's favorite accommodation picks on Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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Casa Bianca

This traditional home in Firopotamos accommodates four guests and is recommended for families seeking a comfortable budget stay.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This traditional home in Firopotamos accommodates four guests and is recommended for families seeking a comfortable budget stay.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Corali Hotel

This central Adamas hotel offers easy access to the port and beach, private balconies and panoramic town and harbor views from its lounge.

Good to knowThe hotel offers a complimentary minibus transfer from the port.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This central Adamas hotel offers easy access to the port and beach, private balconies and panoramic town and harbor views from its lounge.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Filiatra Reef

Listed among the island's popular dive sites, this reef is a place to explore Milos's underwater scenery and marine life.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Listed among the island's popular dive sites, this reef is a place to explore Milos's underwater scenery and marine life.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Gerakas Beach

This southern beach offers striking geological formations and a scenic setting for swimming and sunbathing.

Good to knowAccessible only by boat.

1 blogger recommends

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Giannis Hotel

Included in the author's favorite hotel selections for Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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Glaronissia

These four tiny islets stand out for their striking basalt formations and unusual volcanic landscape.

Good to knowExplore the islets on a boat tour.

1 blogger recommends

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Hotel Ippocampos Studios

Traditional whitewashed walls and blue shutters give these Adamas studios Cycladic charm. The beach is 200 meters away, and shops and tavernas are within walking distance.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Traditional whitewashed walls and blue shutters give these Adamas studios Cycladic charm. The beach is 200 meters away, and shops and tavernas are within walking distance.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Kivotos ton Gefseon

A relaxing garden and strong reviews make this Pollonia restaurant a recommendation for anything from a generous breakfast to a hearty dinner.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    A relaxing garden and strong reviews make this Pollonia restaurant a recommendation for anything from a generous breakfast to a hearty dinner.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Korina’s Rooms

This white-and-blue Cycladic property in Pollonia offers air-conditioned rooms with balconies or patios. It is just 50 meters from the beach and a short walk from taverns and bars.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This white-and-blue Cycladic property in Pollonia offers air-conditioned rooms with balconies or patios. It is just 50 meters from the beach and a short walk from taverns and bars.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Mandrakia

This tiny harbour village is recommended for its picturesque, intimate setting and a meal at Medusa.

1 blogger recommends

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Mavrokastro

This accommodation near Adamas offers patios, a garden, barbecue facilities and a sun terrace, with Mytakas Beach a short drive away.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This accommodation near Adamas offers patios, a garden, barbecue facilities and a sun terrace, with Mytakas Beach a short drive away.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Milinion Suites

Pictured with a furnished outdoor patio overlooking clear blue water and a rocky coastline.

1 blogger recommends

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Monastery of Agios Ioannis Siderianos

This old monastery and church are associated with a local legend in which Saint John protected islanders sheltering from pirates.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This old monastery and church are associated with a local legend in which Saint John protected islanders sheltering from pirates.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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O! Hamos! Tavern

The author strongly recommends this family-owned restaurant, particularly its baked feta.

1 blogger recommends

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Ostria Hotel

This Cycladic hotel has a rooftop garden overlooking Adamas and the bay. Its homemade breakfast includes cheese pie, pastries and local products.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This Cycladic hotel has a rooftop garden overlooking Adamas and the bay. Its homemade breakfast includes cheese pie, pastries and local products.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Paliorema Beach

Old mining equipment surrounds this unusual beach, making it more appealing for off-the-beaten-track exploration than a conventional day of sunbathing.

Good to knowCombine your visit with exploring the abandoned mine.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    Old mining equipment surrounds this unusual beach, making it more appealing for off-the-beaten-track exploration than a conventional day of sunbathing.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Paliorema Sulfur Mines

These abandoned sulfur mines are an unusual place to explore and a striking reminder of Milos's industrial past.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    These abandoned sulfur mines are an unusual place to explore and a striking reminder of Milos's industrial past.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Panagia Portiani

This 17th-century church in Zefyria is the only well-preserved structure from the island's former main town. Once a cathedral, it is notable for its historical significance.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This 17th-century church in Zefyria is the only well-preserved structure from the island's former main town. Once a cathedral, it is notable for its historical significance.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Panagia Shiniotissa

The author recommends this beautiful Cycladic-style church among the sights within the old Venetian castle walls.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    The author recommends this beautiful Cycladic-style church among the sights within the old Venetian castle walls.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Panagia Thalassitra

This photogenic Cycladic church on the route to Plaka's castle features a striking stone bell tower, carved reliefs and an older historic doorframe.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This photogenic Cycladic church on the route to Plaka's castle features a striking stone bell tower, carved reliefs and an older historic doorframe.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Papafragas Beach

This tiny beach is enclosed by rock arches and sea caves, with bright blue water that gives it a natural swimming-pool feel. The cove is also recommended for sunset views.

Good to knowVisit at sunset for the views.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This tiny beach is enclosed by rock arches and sea caves, with bright blue water that gives it a natural swimming-pool feel. The cove is also recommended for sunset views.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Pizzaria Stasi

The author suggests this spot when you want a change from seafood and the usual Mediterranean meals.

1 blogger recommends

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Provatas Beach

This beach is recommended for swimming and photographing its multicolored cliffs. Sun loungers, parasols and nearby places for refreshments make it a convenient choice.

Good to knowArrive early during summer to avoid the busiest period.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This beach is recommended for swimming and photographing its multicolored cliffs. Sun loungers, parasols and nearby places for refreshments make it a convenient choice.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Sarakiniko Caves

These caves offer a boat-accessible coastal exploration where you can also observe the remains of a sunken ship.

Good to knowVisit by boat.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    These caves offer a boat-accessible coastal exploration where you can also observe the remains of a sunken ship.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Trypiti

Recommended as an alternative village to base yourself in while exploring Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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Tsigrado Beach

This small sandy cove has exceptionally clear water and a dramatic cliff backdrop. The author considers its scenery worth the challenging descent.

Good to knowThe walk down to the beach can be difficult.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This small sandy cove has exceptionally clear water and a dramatic cliff backdrop. The author considers its scenery worth the challenging descent.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Villa Athena

This luxury property near Plaka Beach has a pool and garden, making it appealing for family holidays or romantic stays.

1 blogger recommends
  • Chasing the Donkey logoChasing the Donkey

    This luxury property near Plaka Beach has a pool and garden, making it appealing for family holidays or romantic stays.

    Read Chasing the Donkey's guide

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Vivere a Plakes

One of the author's recommended favorite accommodation options on Milos.

1 blogger recommends

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