Relax and unwind at Prassa Beach, famous for its crystal-clear waters and serene atmosphere. Sunbathe on the sandy beach, swim in the refreshing sea, or explore the rocky cliffs surrounding the area.
Discover the historic Chora of Kimolos, a traditional white-washed town with narrow alleys and Cycladic architectural charm. Visit the Castle of Kimolos for panoramic views of the island and the Aegean Sea.
Take a boat tour to Polyaigos, the uninhabited island located between Kimolos and Milos. Swim in crystal-clear waters and light pink sand before hopping to Alyki Beach on a nearby peninsula. Alyki is famous for its volcanic landscapes and warm therapeutic springs.
Paddle through the turquoise waters of Bonatsa Beach on a peaceful sea kayaking trip. Explore the caves, admire the dramatic rock formations and enjoy the tranquil scenery of Kimolos' most picturesque beach.
Getting around Kimolos is easy with either renting a car, scooter or quad bike for about €20-€50 per day. Local buses run regularly from the port to the main towns. A taxi from the port to Kimolos Town costs about €10-€15 and takes about 15 minutes. A boat tour to Polyaigos and Alyki beach costs about €50-€80 per person and lasts for about 5 hours.
If you have more time, visit the small fishing village of Goupa, famous for delicious fresh seafood, or take a day trip to nearby Milos where you can visit the famous beaches of Sarakiniko and Kleftiko. If you have less time, skip sea kayaking at Bonatsa Beach and spend another day relaxing at Prassa.
The closest airport to Kimolos is Milos Island National Airport (MLO) located in Milos, about 2 hours and 20 minutes by ferry. From the airport you can get to the port of Adamas by taxi (€15-€30, 10 minutes) or bus (€1.50, 20-25 minutes). Ferries to Kimolos depart daily from the port of Pollonia in Milos, taking about 30-45 minutes.