Adamantas is the capital of Milos and has the biggest port of the island. It is the most developed part of the island and has many hotels, rooms for rent, taverns, bars, coffee, shops and practically everything one may need during his stay on the island. Adamantas is situated in a bay and is considered one of the biggest natural ports of the Mediterranean. The capital of Adamantas is built following to the traditional Cycladic architecture of blye and white

Sykia Beach in Milos captivates visitors with its pristine beauty. This secluded gem is renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and fine golden sand. Nestled amidsr stdriking rock formations, Sykia offers a serene escape, ideal for those seeking tranquility and a connection with nature. The beach unspoiled charm and relatively quiet atmosphere make it a perfect retreat for a relaxing day by the Aegean Sea.

Kleftiko beach consists of impressive volcanic white rocks, which have been formed by the waves and the air, into the Aegean blue waters. It can be approached only by the sea and it is not an organized beach

Tsigrado beach is a small bay with crystal clear waters, and it is surrounded by rocks which form an amazing landscape. It is difficult to access by car or on foot and even if one manages to reach it, he will have to climb down a wooden ladder.

A long and narrow strip of light sand under the shadow of a tall mountain standing right behind the beach.

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Pollonia is a small quiet traditional touristic resort with sandy beaches, sheltered bays, taverns by the sea and fishing boats anchored at the dock. White and blue houses and small churches complete the picturesque backdrop which ultimately offers romantic sunsets and uninterrupted views of the Aegean Sea.

Sarakiniko Beach in Milos, often referred to as the " white beach " due to its ashen - white volcanic rocks and sand, stands as a surreal lunar landscape along the Aegean coast. This unique destination not only captivates with its striking white formations but also offers a mesmerizing contrast against the deep blue waters. Visitors are drawn to the sculpted rocks, creating a picturesque setting that invites exploration and contemplation. Sarakiniko is not just a beach it's an otherworldly experience that leaves an indelible impression on those who venture to its shores.