This romantic island, Milos, is one of the most enchanting islands of the Cyclades and also lovers’ favorite destination! Traditional villages, heavenly beaches, volcanic rocks and small coves, dug into the rocks, constitute a peculiar charming setting, which compensates even the most-traveled visitor!

The first picture you will see as the ship approaches the island is that of Adamas; the main port of Milos. Adamas has the traditional Cycladic style with whitewashed houses and narrow, quiet streets. It also has excellent tourist infrastructures: restaurants, taverns, ouzo bars, shops, café/bars and night clubs, which spring from every corner of this coastal village, suit all tastes. Major attractions in Adamas are the catholic church of St. Nicholas, the Ecclesiastical Museum and the Mining Museum. From the port of Adamas, tours to the southern beaches which are inaccessible by car or on foot and also to Milos and Kimolos islands start.

The capital of Milos is the captivating Plaka; one of the most charming and original capitals of the Cyclades. Whitewashed houses with colorful doors and shutters, cobblestone streets, small traditional shops, restaurants and café/bars with breathtaking views, make a scene that seems to have sprung from a painting! At the top of the hill stands the Venetian Castle of the 13th century. The Castle has the particularity that instead of walls is surrounded and protected by the local houses. Have a closer look to the church of Panagia Thalassitra and also the Koimisi tis Theotokou (Assumption) church, from which you can enjoy one of the most idyllic sunsets of the Cyclades! Major attractions in the capital of Milos are the Archaeological Museum and the Folk Museum of Plaka.

Only a few kilometers south of Plaka is Klima; a stunning fishing village, famous for its residences which once were areas for the fishermen to park their boats. The image of the white houses with their colorful doors that perch lazily into the rocks seems to have sprung from a children's fairy tale! Undoubtedly, watching the sunset from Klima village is an experience you will never forget!

On the northeast coast of the island, around a beautiful bay, the quiet and picturesque fishing village of Apollonia or Pollonia unfolds. In this small port, you will find traditional cafés and taverns, which are famous for their fresh fish! Major attractions are the church of Agios Nikolaos and the picturesque peninsula of Pelekoudas.

During your stay in Milos, you can visit the Catacombs; the early Christian cemetery of Milos, located on a steep slope near Tripiti village. Within walking distance from the Catacombs, the ancient theater as well as the ancient city, where once the statue of Venus of Milos stood - before reaching the Museum of Louvre- lie.

On the island of Venus with the mysterious aura, nature’s generosity is combined with the picturesque villages and the great attractions, creating an idyllic "corner" for every romantic soul!