Plaka
Visit the Venetian castle of the 13th century, with a wonderful view and an enchanting sunset. At its top, you can visit the church of Panagia tis Skioniotissa or Mesa Panagia. Near the ruins of the castle you will find the church of Panagia tis Thalassitra.
Sarakiniko
The beach, named after the Saracen pirates who used it to hide, is the most wild and unruly thing you can imagine in a coastal landscape. A half-excavated shipwreck makes the landscape even more atmospheric and mysterious, waiting for you to find its well-hidden treasures!
Adamas
It is the port of Milos, built in the bay which is considered one of the largest natural ports in the Mediterranean. The homonymous village was built in 1835 by Cretans and has traditional Cycladic houses.
Papafragas
The Cave of Papafraga, one of the most famous natural attractions of the island. Opposite, is the Glaronissia complex. The visit to the area is by boat.
Pollonia
Village
Pollonia Village
Picturesque fishing village built in a beautiful bay, opposite Kimolos. Here you can visit the ruins of the ancient city of Phylakopi, on the Adamanta-Apollonia road, which flourished in three different time periods, representing all the phases of the Cycladic civilization.
Klima
Ancient Roman
Theater
In Klima the ancient Roman theater is worth seeing. Here in 1820 a farmer discovered the famous statue of Venus of Milos, which is now in the Louvre museum.