Explore Klima, a colorful fishing village which offers an experience of the island's rich history. Visit the Milos Mining Museum, a place to discover the ancient history of the island and see the tools and techniques used by miners 6,000 years ago. See the current day extraction of the mineral-rich Earth at the abandoned Sulfur Mines, where the remains of the old machinery still exist.
Embark on a fun-filled day discovering the astounding beaches of Milos island. Visit the white pebble beach called Tsigrado and explore the secluded beach of Firiplaka with its crystal clear water. Eat a satisfying lunch at a local tavern in Plaka, and head to the sandy beach of Sarakiniko, where the striking white volcanic rock formations overlooking the shimmering blue waters create an extraordinary view.
Visit the spectacular Cave of Papafragas, a natural trapdoor leading to the sea with crystal clear blue waters and an exciting experience. Take a visit to Arkoudes, a uninhabited cluster of islands, and the visit to the Sykia Cave, with one of the largest entrances, about 30 meters high with a beautiful beach inside the cave.
Get ready to catch the stunning views at Klima and Fishing Villages on the last day. Take a snack to eat at the Fishing Villages as you admire the white-sand beaches and the colorful boats. Next, head to Klima to soak up the serene views of the sunset and the pastel-colored houses along with fishing boats. Visit the Catacombs of Milos and discover the ancient cemetery, which is now a historic landmark.
If you have extra time, consider visiting the Fortress of Milos or the village of Plakani. You can enjoy snorkeling at Paliochori beach, and eat some seafood at Papa Nikolas Grill House. If you have less time, you may choose to skip the Catacombs of Milos or the Milos Mining Museum.