The most exotic island of the Aegean, Milos is located at the southwestern tip of the Cyclades and is the fifth largest island of the Cyclades. It is known for its unparalleled natural beauty and is home to some of the most spectacular beaches. The picturesque villages, such as Plaka and Pollonia, complete the image of an island that combines natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality.

It is a place that also has a rich historical heritage spanning from prehistoric times to modern times. The ancient theater of Milos, built in the 3rd century BC, offers an impressive glimpse into ancient Greek architecture and art. The catacombs are the first large community cemetery of the early Christian years in Milos and offer a fascinating glimpse into the island’s Christian history. Also, the well-known statue of Venus of Milos, which is currently in the Louvre Museum (Paris), was found in Milos in 1820, while the copy is in the Archaeological Museum of Milos in Plaka.

The trip to Milos will offer you an unforgettable experience full of beautiful images, rich history, and warm hospitality. The picturesque villages, the crystal-clear beaches, the enchanting sunset, and the gastronomy of the island, with its authentic Cycladic flavors, will make this trip unforgettable.