It is located on the southern side of Milos and can be reached only by boat. Just above is the volcano of Agia Kyriaki. The beach of Gerakas is known as the Hawaii of Milos. The beach is covered in white sand, crystal clear blue waters with huge sand "slides" that tumble down a white strip of sand

First stop will be Kleftiko. Impressive rocks spring up from the sea, forming natural caves and rare geological phenomena. Kleftiko is also known as “The Sea Meteora”. The legend says that one of the caves in Kleftiko was a pirate hideaway and that they had hidden in there their treasury but it was never found.The crystal-clear water, huge white caves and stones will leave you breathless. You have the chance to explore the place into the beautiful sea, play with masks and do snorkeling.

UNE GROTTE À NE PAS MANQUER Sykia est une grotte magique à Milos. Sa particularité est son ouverture au sommet, où le soleil se reflète, créant un spectacle magnifique. La grotte mesure 5 mètres de haut et 20 mètres de large. La partie supérieure s'est effondrée, créant un trou d'où l'on peut voir le ciel. Le nom grec de cet endroit signifie « figuier ». Il doit son nom à la présence d'un figuier tout près de la grotte ouverte. La grotte de Sykia est uniquement accessible par bateau. Certains grands bateaux ne peuvent pas y accéder, mais vous pourrez vous en approcher au plus près pour admirer ce phénomène impressionnant. À l'intérieur de la grotte se trouve un petit coin de galets et de rochers qui ressemble à une petite étendue de plage.

Kalogries beach is located at the west part of milos and is accesible only by boat

Traditional Greek village with a colorful landscape. Some people call it "The most colorful fishing village in Greece" due to the multi-colored traditional fishermen houses that are located on the shore of the village. Don't forget to take some amazing pictures while we are passing Klima village!