You’ve likely heard of Klima if Milos island is on your bucket list. The colorful seaside village tops all must-see lists, up there with the infamous Sarakiniko and Tsigrado beaches. It’s hard to visit Klima and not fall enamored. A long strip of multi-colored traditional fishermen houses, known as “syrmatas” lie along Milos Bay. The village is divided in half… View Post
Mandrakia village is small but packs a punch when it comes to charm. Often overlooked by more popular fishing villages, like Klima, Mandrakia is worth a brief stop. In close proximity to the most popular beach in Milos, Sarakiniko, I recommend coming here for lunch after spending the morning at the beach. Here’s what you need to know to make… View Post
Trypiti village quickly became one of my favorite places on Milos island. It’s considered an extension of Plaka capital and was built on the ruins of ancient Klima. There’s a local bus that runs between Adamas, Plaka, and Trypiti, so you can easily visit the village. Here’s the bus schedule. Here’s what you need to know about visiting Trypiti, Milos…. View Post
Milos island has some of the best beaches in the Cyclades, and a ton of them that compete for that title (75… but who’s counting!). Finding the top beaches in Milos is no easy feat. From remote beaches and pick-your-jaw-off-the-ground-gorgeous views to pirate caves and everything in between, beach-hopping in Milos will keep you busy. I recently had the opportunity… View Post
Pollonia is the quiet, family-friendly village on the north-east corner of Milos island and it’ll make you feel like you’re taking a vacation from your vacation. It’s much smaller than I expected it to be, and much more serene than I imagined. Yet, somehow it’s perfect and charming, just the way it is. It’s a culinary delight, given that it… View Post