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Milos, the enchanting island of the Cyclades, is famous for its numerous beaches, boasting more than 70 in total. Beyond the popular shores, the island hides small gems waiting to be explored. Here is a guide to the hidden beaches of Milos that are worth discovering, offering you unforgettable experiences.

Northern Milos

Alogomandra

A small paradise! This is the beach located near the port of Agios Konstantinos. It has emerald waters, fine golden sand, and is embraced by an impressive rock that forms a natural cavity. This curved rock partially covers the beach, offering natural shade and creating a romantic landscape.

Pachena

On the way to Pollonia, you will come across Pachena Beach, a small and tranquil bay. Its golden sand and crystal-clear waters make it an ideal spot for relaxation and swimming. As you follow the small path leading to the beach, you’ll find yourself immersed in a landscape of unparalleled beauty. The view is striking and distinctive, with several towering rock formations rising dramatically from the sea. These three rocky islets, with their impressive shapes, were formed by volcanic lava. Pachena is also a perfect place to enjoy the sunset, offering breathtaking views as the sun dips below the horizon.

Mytakas

The traditional settlement of Mytakas boasts a beautiful beach nestled between narrow headlands and picturesque fishing villages. Located on the north side of the island, between Firopotamos and Pachena, it is known for its crystal-clear blue waters. Adjacent to the beach, the colorful syrmata—the characteristic small fishermen’s houses built right by the waves—add a charming touch of authentic island life to this enchanting landscape.

Papafragas

Near the ruins of the ancient city of Filakopi, Papafragas Beach is a stunning narrow cove with emerald waters, surrounded by towering cliffs. Although less well-known, it is one of the most impressive beaches on Milos. A natural wonder, this deep sea cave allows you to swim in turquoise waters between gray-white rock formations that open up to the sea. The area’s unique geomorphology makes it perfect for exploration and capturing breathtaking photos.

Firopotamos

Firopotamos is a traditional fishing village that appears frozen in time, offering a unique and welcoming setting. Its beach, with golden sand and crystal-clear azure waters, lies nestled between white volcanic rocks, creating a peaceful and sheltered haven. The colorful syrmata (fishermen’s houses) reflect the sunlight, adding a charming, playful touch to the landscape. At the edge of the beach, the picturesque chapel of Agia Marina stands proudly above the sea, its whitewashed walls serene against the backdrop of endless blue.

Central Milos

Achivadolimni

Achivadolimni is the largest sandy beach on Milos, just like a paradise for those seeking absolute relaxation. It takes its name from the nearby lake, home to thousands of clams living on its bottom, located just behind the beach. Its endless golden sand stretches alongside crystal-clear, shallow waters, while the view toward the port of Adamas creates a magical setting. The beach is ideal for windsurfing, as cool winds often create small waves. If you want to experience the splendor of nature without the crowds, this beach is the perfect choice.

Klima

Klima is the most picturesque village on Milos, like a living postcard. Its colorful syrmataand crystal-clear waters create a scene straight out of a fairy tale. It is one of the top places to visit on the island, and if you arrive at sunset, you’ll be greeted by a breathtaking landscape. The small beach, with fine sand and pebbles, is perfect for a leisurely swim before a romantic stroll through the village.

Western Milos

Agios Ioannis

Secluded, serene, and blessed with turquoise waters, Agios Ioannis is a hidden gem on the western side of the island. Its fine sand is framed by towering white cliffs, creating a breathtaking natural setting. Beyond its crystal-clear waters, the beach’s true charm lies in its peaceful isolation. If you’re looking for a place that feels like your own secret discovery,  you should visit Agios Ioannis.

Triades

Triades consists of three small beaches on the western side of Milos, where the island’s wild beauty is displayed in all its glory. Steep cliffs divide the coastline into three distinct coves, while the crystal-clear waters remain untouched by time. Each beach features fine golden sand and pristine blue waters, offering a serene and tranquil escape.

Ammoudaraki

Tucked between steep hills, Ammoudaraki Beach is a stunning cove with golden sand and turquoise waters. Here, you can explore a cave and several smaller coves, adding to the beach’s charm. Its expansive shoreline makes it an ideal retreat for those seeking privacy and tranquility.

East part of Milos

Thiorichia

Thiorichia Beach is one of the most unique on Milos, where bright yellow rocks and an abandoned sulfur mine create a strikingly surreal landscape. The deep blue waters contrast beautifully with the colorful terrain, while the industrial ruins add a sense of nostalgia, transporting visitors back in time.

South Coast

Gerontas

Gerontas is known for its impressive natural arch that extends into the sea. The beach features striking white rock formations, sea caves, dark sand, and vibrant turquoise waters. The arch, appearing to bridge the land and sea, creates a breathtaking and one-of-a-kind landscape.

Provatas

Provatas Beach is known for its fine red sand, peaceful atmosphere, and shallow, warm waters, making it ideal for families with children. Located on the southern side of the island, it is easily accessible by car. The beach offers organized facilities, including sun loungers and seaside tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood with a view.

Agia Kiriaki

This is one of the most impressive sandy beaches on Milos, featuring cool waters that shift from aquamarine to deep blue. The beach is well-organized, offering beach bars and water activities such as SUP and canoeing. Its easy accessibility makes it an ideal destination for all types of travelers.

Bonus: Must-visit beaches of Milos

Some of the most stunning yet less secluded beaches on Milos include Tsigrado, Firiplaka, and Sikia. It’s no surprise that the European Best Destinations (EBD) organization included Tsigrado, Papafragas, and Sikia in its latest ranking of the most magical secret beaches in Europe.

And of course, we cannot overlook two of the most iconic landscapes on the island. Sarakiniko, with its moon-like white terrain, smooth volcanic rocks, and deep blue sea, is one of the most unique destinations in Greece. Then there’s Kleftiko, a natural marine paradise with sea caves and crystal-clear waters, accessible only by boat—perfect for exploration and snorkeling.

Milos awaits you to explore its hidden gems and breathtaking beaches! With SEAJETS’ frequent, daily and fast routes from Piraeus, you can reach the island comfortably and hassle-free, enjoying the ultimate summer experience. If you love island hopping, SEAJETS offers the perfect opportunity to combine Milos with other dream destinations in the Cyclades and Crete (Rethymno). Book your tickets now and create unforgettable memories in the Aegean!