Discover Milos – All-Day Excursion

When travelers come to Milos, they know they’ll find an island with the traditional Cycladic charm — but also something truly unique: the wild beauty of its volcanic landscape and a calm seduction of the senses.

With over 70 stunning beaches of crystal-clear waters, rock formations like sculptures, rich prehistoric monuments, and warm, welcoming locals, Milos is ready to surprise even the most demanding visitors. Its history runs deep, as civilizations have flourished here one after another, leaving their mark on this small yet magnificent island.

Our company will help you truly get to know — and fall in love with — Milos by guiding you to some of its most iconic destinations, perfect for friends, families, or couples, at your own pace.

Itinerary:

Papafragas & Phylakopi
Begin at Papafragas, a breathtaking sea cave once used by pirates as a hideout. It takes its name from the last Catholic Pope, who moored his boat in its sheltered bay. Just nearby lies the ancient settlement of Phylakopi, destroyed and rebuilt at least three times. Stroll through the site, visit the Beach of the Boar, and capture unforgettable photos of the dramatic volcanic rocks shaped thousands of years ago.

Sarakiniko
Next, visit Sarakiniko, the island’s most photographed beach. Its dazzling white volcanic rocks, sculpted over millions of years, create a landscape unlike anywhere else in the world. Named after the Saracen pirates who once took refuge here, Sarakiniko is a place where the sea and stone merge in pure brilliance.

Mandrakia & Firopotamos
Continue to two picturesque fishing villages:

• Mandrakia, known for its colorful syrmata — traditional boat houses built into the rock to shelter fishing boats from storms.

• Firopotamos, a charming bay lined with syrmata and crowned by an abandoned mining factory overlooking the sea.

Catacombs & Ancient Theater
Step back in time with a visit to the first-century Catacombs — among the most significant in the world alongside those in Rome and the Holy Land. Early Christians used them as burial sites, places of worship, and refuges.
Above them stands the third-century Ancient Theater, crafted from marble, with seven tiers of seats, five staircases, and exceptional acoustics. From here, enjoy a panoramic view of the Aegean.

Relaxation & Sunset
We will then choose the perfect beach for you, based on the day’s weather, where you can swim, relax, and enjoy lunch by the sea.
In the late afternoon, around 18:30, we’ll take you to Plaka, the island’s charming capital, to wander its narrow alleys and watch one of the most unforgettable sunsets in Greece.

When your evening stroll is complete, simply call us, and we will return you to your accommodation at the time you prefer.

Please send to info@greecetransfer.gr or info@milostransfer.gr for more info.