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Born from the volcano eruptions, this exotic island of the Cyclades is located in the heart of the Aegean Sea and has the most beautiful rock formations in the Cyclades. The beaches of the island are as impressive and representative as Milos' image.
The beaches of the island are all very beautiful, each with its own color palette and its own unique features. Some of the most recognizable are Sarakiniko, Kleftiko and Tsigrado.
Sarakiniko is known for its white rocks that resemble a lunar landscape. Kleftiko is not a classic beach but a place with very deep waters ideal for diving. Its main feature is the steeply high rocks, the sea caves and its green waters. Tsigrado has the whitest sand and its emerald waters are "embraced" by the surrounding rocks.
Milos provides the visitor with a multitude of activities and will enchant them with its cultural value, which is made up of numerous monasteries and small museums. It is worth visiting the island's market where you will find products inspired by the local beauty and heritage of the place.
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The beach of Alogomandra has its own creeks, it has crystal clear, shallow waters and natural shading due to the surrounding rocks that form caves.
Mandrakia is another seaside settlement of Milos with traditional taverns and many of the characteristic small store rooms for the fishing boats are still in use.
Many of the churches and monasteries of Milos are built from Byzantine times and are built by the sea or have a view of the sea.
A main feature of Plaka is the island folk architecture, with paved alleys, small whitewashed courtyards and flower-lined balconies.
The beach took its name from the monastery of Ag. Ioannis Siderianos. It is divided into three parts, is organized, not crowded and this makes it ideal for free camping.
The Folklore Museum of Milos was founded in 1967 and has unique exhibits depicting the social life of the older seasons of the island.
Sarakiniko is a beach with blue waters, which is known for its volcanic rocks, which resemble a lunar landscape.
Klima is a small, picturesque fishing village, reminiscent of Mykonos's Little Venice with its wooden balconies and its whitewashed houses.
Kleftiko is not a beach in the classical sense of the word. It is a cluster of vast volcanic white rocks with many caves ideal for diving.
The ancient Roman Theater was constructed during the Hellenistic Period and features stunning acoustics and views of the sea.