sarakiniko
mandrakia
klima
tsigkrado
kleftiko*
agkathia*
sykia*
polyegos*
plaka castle
built during the 13th century, this castle is one of milos’ most atmospheric landmarks.
from here visitors’ can take in enchanting sunsets and panoramic views of the island’s bay and the neighboring cycladic isles.
when you reach the top, you will find the church of the dormition of Virgin Mary.
church of Saint Nicholas in tripiti (Ayios Nicolaos)
at the heart of the village stands the Church of Saint Nicholas, distinguished by its ornate marble iconostasis and a remarkable collection of sacred icons. Dating back to 1880, it remains one of the village’s most notable religious landmarks.
theiorycheia
the site of the island’s historic sulphur mines, once central to milos’ mining legacy. today, they stand as one of the island’s most evocative landmarks and a striking reminder of greece’s industrial heritage.
fyriplaka
organized sunbed and free-access sections
achivadolimni
organized sunbed and free-access sections
fyropotamos
organized sunbed and free-access sections
plathiena
organized sunbed and free-access sections
tsigkrado
free-access beach
the route is steep and challenging - please proceed with caution
access requires descending a narrow path
we recommend wearing sturdy footwear and carrying only essential belongings
provatas
organized beach
yialos
pollonia, milos
our suggestions: fried baby squid (gonos kalamaraki), surf ‘n’ turf bruschettas with octopus, black angus and aioli, pasta linguini with shrimp
o mikros apoplous
adamas, milos
our suggestions: apoplous signature spread, fried baby squid, shrimp risotto
medusa
mandrakia, milos
our recommendations: ntakakia (mini dakos bites with feta and fresh tomato), gavros marinatos (marinated anchovies), crispy fried calamari (kalamarakia tiganita), grilled octopus (chtapodi sti schara), traditional taramosalata (ταραμοσαλάτα; traditional greek spread made of cured fish roe)
o zygos
located in adamas
our suggestions: grilled beef patties (biftekia), pork belly bites (pansetakia), choriatiki (greek salad; make sure to order it with ksinomizithra, milos’ signature cheese), grilled pork chops (paidakia choirina)
o empourios
located in empourios, milos
our suggestions: makaronia me kima (pasta spaghetti with rinsed red meat with tomato; make sure to try putting plenty of grated cheese on top), soutzoukakia (traditional greek spiced meatballs) with rice, traditional fried tomato fritters (ntomatokeftedes),
kyra
located in plaka
the shelter’s recommendations: spaghetti with parmesan cream and guanciale
galanis
located in triovasalos
traditional greek meze taverna
astakas
located in klima
seafood restaurant our suggestions:
o! chamos!
located in adamas
our suggestions: traditional greek salad (choriatiki), pitarakia with manouri (traditional Milos cheese pockets), makarounes, crispy fried meatballs with fries, grilled turkey patty with bulgur and tomato
aggeliki
located in adamas
our suggestion: avocado toast with scrambled eggs, croque madame
kyra
plaka, milos
mouratos
located in between adamas and triovasalos
family-owned bakery and pastry workshop
our suggestions: scrambled eggs (ask for feta cheese in them), pitarakia, chocolate pie, traditional greek orange cake
to glykofilema tis anezinas
located in adamas, milos
family-owned bakery
our suggestions: homemade traditional cheesepie, meatpie, cinnamon biscuits, koufeto
aggeliki
adamas, milos
our suggestion: 1 ball of salted caramel icecream, 1 ball of kaimaki icecream
loukoumades
located in plaka
utopia
located in plaka
our suggestion: aperol spritz
verina
plaka milos
our suggestion: nordés with tonic and just a dash of squeezed lime (our favorite gin ‘n’ tonic in milos)
plori
adamas, milos
our favorite places to get coffee from before exploring milos for the day:
ice monkey
located in adamas
cated in adamas our suggestion: freddo espresso (you can add sugar to your liking), wheat ‘n’ honey cookies, whole wheat sandwich with turkey, cheese, tomato, lettuce and mayo, chocolate croissants
monk
located in tripiti
