On the rugged, mountainous terrain of Milos, the island's winds guide your plans. This Greek island, with more beaches than any other in the Cyclades, sees its shores dictated by the direction of the wind. Its volcanic, windswept landscape creates unique scenes, such as the famous moon-like Sarakiniko Beach. Historically, Milos was a pirate haven, with outlaws hiding in the chalky white caves of Kleftiko. In the 19th century, a farmer discovered the Venus de Milo here, before it was taken to the Louvre. Nowadays, Milos is known for its stunning beaches like Sarakiniko and Firopotamos, as well as its charming fishing villages such as Mandrakia, Klima, and Pollonia.
This 6-day itinerary offers the perfect combination of heavenly beaches and cultural landmarks.
