Gerakas is an impressive spot with rocky geological formation and can be reached only by boat. The water is crystal and if you agree for a stop you can jump from the boat for a swim while surrounded by a rocky and abrupt landscape.

Tsigrado is a beach nestled between cliffs and known as the most secluded beach of Milos due to the difficulty it takes for visitors to reach coming from the land since the process of climbing down is not for the faint of heart. Keep in mind that during July & August the gulf of Tsigrado is getting really busy by sailing yachts and as a result we may have a stop for swim if you want in Firiplaka instead..

Right next to the lovely beach of Tsigrado lies the superb beach of Firiplaka. It is a long beach with silver sand and huge colored rocks forming its coastline. The waters in Firiplaka are really exotic: crystalline and shallow green-blue, they never fail to enchant anyone who had the chance to swim in them.

The beach of Gerontas is another beach in Milos located in the southern part of the island. When you arrive at the beach, the landscape will surely reward you for your effort. You will face a small bay with fine white rocks around it, a natural bridge between the sea and land on the right, which will impress you and definitely become part of your photo album.

Kleftiko is a series of white volcanic rocks, sea level caves and sea stacks used by “Captain Tromaras” [=meaning the Scary Captain in Greek] and his brothers as a shelter and a base for their pirate ship. Here the caves are offered for safe passage and exploration. The crystal clear water in combination with the underwater life and the volcanic rocks that have been carved through the years by the waves create one of the most beautiful wonders of nature worldwide