The Island Of Milos

Milos is a volcanic Greek island in the Aegean Sea, north of the Cretan Sea with intense geomorphological and historical interest. It is said that its name comes from the word "velos" which evolved into "apple" and meant "sheep". lux yacht It has been inhabited since prehistoric times and is famous for the rich minerals that can be found in its soil. From the prehistoric times to the present, obsidian, kaolin and pozzolans bentonite and perlite are on;y some of the substances that lay underneath its ground. The capital of the island of Milos is Plaka. It has a unique horseshoe shape  while there are many beaches and numerous accommodations (hotels - rooms to let) that make it a pole of interest for tourists worldwide. The famous statue of Aphrodite of Milos, which is now in the Louvre Museum (Paris) was found in 1820 while the copy is in the Archaeological Museum of Milos in Plaka. 

From the idyllic sunset in the picturesque Plaka to the amazing landscape in Sarakiniko, Milos will enchant the visitor. The settlements of the island are in accordance with the picturesque character of the Cyclades, with white and blue colors, cobbled alleys, ideal for walks morning and night. The character of the island is complemented by the settlements that consist mainly of wires (traditional buildings for storing boats), which break the Cycladic tradition of white with blue and are painted in various colors, such as Klima, Skinopi and Mandrakia.

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