East of Adamas, the spell-binding beach of Sarakiniko will take your breath away with its exquisite formation, its crystal clear waters and lunar landscape.

Embraced by unique rock formations, the beach of Kleftiko can only be reached by sea offering a remote hideaway with sea caves and rare geological phenomena ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Set 220 meters above sea level the village of Plaka is also the Island’s capital. Plaka encapsulates the Cycladic splendor in its picturesque tiled alleys and features a great array of traditional shops, restaurants, cafes and museums. Boasting a scenery of infinity beauty with incredible views to the sea, Plaka is also renowned for its castle, the church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary, The Ypapanti of Christ and Panagia Korfiatissa.

The village of Pollonia is a popular tourist destination on the northeast of Milos. A charming and picturesque fishing village featuring a great range of cafes, taverns and accommodation options as well as the beautiful church of Agia Paraskevi.

Housed in a gorgeous neoclassical building in Plaka, the archeological museum houses collections of sculptures, inscriptions, obsidian rocks and prehistoric findings worth discovering. The museum’s highlight is the true copy of Aphrodite de Milo adorning the museum’s entrance.