Milos The Multicolor Island

Milos is famous for its beautiful coastlines, blue and green-azure waters, and delicious dining options. The statue of stunning beauty "Aphrodite of Milos" is its international emblem of reference. The rocky landscape is painted in white, green, pink, red, and yellow colors. The island's unbelievable beaches, as well as the exquisite fresh seafood, genuinely make it a slice of paradise.

Because of its natural abundance, Milos has been a significant island since ancient times. The island, which has been inhabited since the Neolithic period (7000 BC), thrived and played an important part in the Cycladic world and throughout the ancient period.

Because of the unusual, distinctive hues of the sea as well as the buildings, which are painted in transparent tones and make up a fantastic, gorgeous panorama, it is today known as the "Island of Colors." lux yacht Beautiful beaches may be found all across the island in dozens. There are many various colors and sand, stone, and shell combinations to choose from. The old theater, the catacombs, and magnificent, traditional windmills may all be found scattered across the traditional towns, just before staring at the island's beautiful sunset.

Milos has a direct port connection to Athens. As a result, anyone may easily travel to and around the island, whether driving their own car or renting a vehicle once they arrive. Arriving at the port of Milos takes about 5 hours.