Milos is one of the most spectacular and distinctive islands in the Cyclades, a volcanic gem famous for its surreal coastline, dazzling coves and dramatic rock formations. Shaped by ancient volcanic forces, it offers some of the most extraordinary natural scenery in the entire Aegean and is best appreciated from the sea.
The island is celebrated for its remarkable beaches, above all the lunar-white cliffs and turquoise water of Sarakiniko, which resemble a moonscape rising from the sea. Elsewhere, colourful fishing villages with their distinctive boat garages, hidden sea caves and more than seventy beaches make Milos a paradise for exploration by yacht.
Beyond its coastline, Milos is rich in history, having given the world the famous Venus de Milo, and offers charming villages, thermal springs and warm local hospitality. Its clear, colourful water is ideal for swimming and snorkelling among dramatic surroundings.
With its extraordinary coastline, dazzling coves and dramatic beauty, Milos is one of the most rewarding islands in the Cyclades. Guests can anchor beneath its surreal white cliffs, explore hidden sea caves and swim in some of the most beautiful water in the Aegean.
