Milos

Crystal-clear waters, pastel-coloured sea villages and striking beaches, Milos is a pearl in the Aegean sea. Tucked away in the western part of the Cyclades, Milos radiated peaceful vibes and traditional Greek island ways of life.

Visitors will surely not miss Adamantas, Milos' main port town and commercial hub. The town's name means diamond in Greek and for good reason. Traditional squares filled with family-owned taverns and cafes, Whitewashed houses with electric-blue doors and a port buzzing with life create an authentic atmosphere that makes up the heart of the island. One of Adamantas' cultural highlights is the church of Agios Haralambos. Standing tall on a ridge overlooking the harbour, this church is an excellent example of traditional Cycladic architecture, with its white walls and blue domes. Visitors can head up the rolling hill and get eye-catching panoramic views of the city and the turquoise-blue sea.

Beaches come in all shapes and sizes in Milos, ideal for your Mediterranean getaway. Incredibly shores, hidden across the island are waiting for you to be uncovered. There's something for everyone from the lunar landscape beaches of Sarakiniko to Lefkada's white-sandy coastline caressing crystal clear waters.