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Villages of Milos
Milos is more than beaches. Plaka, Klima, Tripiti, Pollonia — every village has its own soul and story.
Plaka
The hilltop capital
Plaka is the capital of Milos, perched proudly atop a rocky hill with panoramic views over the bay. Narrow cobblestone p…
Adamas
The main port of the island
Adamas is the main port of Milos and the first impression every visitor gets when arriving by ferry. Lively and welcomin…
Tripiti
Catacombs, history and antiquity
Tripiti is perhaps the most historically charged village in Milos. Here lie the famous Catacombs — one of the most impor…
Triovasalos
Traditional inland village
Triovasalos is one of the traditional inland villages of Milos, just outside Plaka. Quiet and genuine, with traditional …
Pera Triovasalos
Traditional inland village
Pera Triovasalos is one of the traditional inland villages of Milos, just outside Plaka. Quiet and genuine, with traditi…
Pollonia
Fish tavernas, sea and Kimolos
Pollonia sits at the northeastern tip of Milos and is the island's most lively fishing village. With its picturesque har…
Zefiria (Hora)
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Klima
The iconic syrmata over the water
Klima is one of the most photogenic villages in Milos. The famous syrmata — traditional fishing boathouses built directl…
Mandrakia
A small harbour with colourful syrmata
Mandrakia is one of the most idyllic villages in Milos. Like Klima, it has traditional syrmata boathouses built over the…
Firopotamos
Authentic and unspoiled
Firopotamos is one of the least-known villages in Milos — and that is precisely its charm. With syrmata boathouses, a sm…
Where are the villages?
Most villages are in the central and northern part of the island, with Adamas in the south as the main port.
Central Milos
North Milos
West Milos
South Milos