May 08, 2024 Written by Sequoia Etti

MILOS TRAVEL GUIDE

A mini travel guide to Milos, Greece with our social media manager Luisa.

Embarking on a picturesque exploration of Milos beachfront with Luisa, adorned in stunning summer swim bikinis.
Woman enjoying the sun on a sandy beach in a stylish bikini swimwear
Admiring the sunset in a stunning resort wear

Where To Stay?

Highly recommend renting an Airbnb as we did, there are so many options! We stayed in the cutest little town called Klima in a traditional house right by the water, whether you prefer a beachfront Airbnb or a luxury hotel, make sure you pack your favorite bikinis and resort wear.

If you are looking for a hotel, take a look at:

Domes White Coast

White Pebble Suites

Milos Cove

Absorbing the scenic outdoor view from luxurious hotels in Milos, Greece, ideal for packing your preferred resort wear
Relaxing in the comfort of the hotel room at a luxury accommodation in Milos, Greece.
A chicly attired woman revels in the ambiance of the hotel interior at Domes White Coast in Milos, Greece.
Taking in the awe-inspiring view of the pristine beach in Milos, Greece, while adorned in stylish swimwear
Exploring the opulent interior of Domes White Coast, a premier hotel in Milos, Greece
Embracing the beach scenery in a stylish summer swim bikini

Where To Eat?

Medusa - right by the water, great traditional options, seafood.

Okto - great for sunset dinner & Mediterranean cuisine.

O! Hamos! - Traditional farm to table by the water.

Mikros Apopolus - great for seafood lovers.

Akrotiri Seafood Obsession - Great seafood, good wine + cocktails.

Vlahos - Traditional & great Souvlaki.

Avli Milos - They give you wine while you wait! Traditional Greek cuisine.

Savoring delectable seafood delights at Medusa, a waterfront restaurant in Milos, Greece, amidst the coastal setting
Immersing in the panoramic vista of the beautiful seaside in Milos, Greece, and relishing the coastal breeze
Marveling at the breathtaking sunset over the serene beach in Milos, Greece, as vibrant hues adorn the sky

What To Do?

Milos is best known for its Sarakiniko beach, also known as "moon beach" because of its white rocky landscape. This was honestly worth the hype, and I highly recommend going there for sunset and sunrise while rocking your summer bikini! We did this nearly every day and it was always so breathtaking.

Our social media manager exudes seaside sophistication in a shimmering green resort wear dress, standing elegantly near the beach.
Capturing grace and elegance, our social media manager strikes a pose in a stunning green shimmery resort wear dress by the beach

Renting a small boat or going on a semi-private sailing tour for one day is also amazing because there are some stunning beaches you can only access by boat!

Other cool beaches: Firopótamos (village and beach), Tsigrado (you must go down a ladder to get there), Mandrakia (you can eat at Medusa while you’re here), Klima (also great spot for sunset).

Watch the sunset at the church in Plaka.

Visit the Ancient Theater.

 

Capturing the mesmerizing close-up view of the tranquil waters in Milos, Greece, with gentle ripples reflecting the serene coastline
A captivating wall inscription reads 'I asked God where my home is, and he said Greece,' evoking a deep sense of belonging and admiration for the country's beauty
Offering a serene escape amidst lush greenery, a picturesque view of the resort invites guests to relaxation and tranquility

What To Pack?

Lots of bikinis, obviously!

Cover-ups as the island can get pretty windy.

A good pair of flat sandals for rocky beaches.

A cute basket bag to bring all your essentials to the beach.

Woman wearing a stylish summer swim bikini on the beach
Woman showcasing a stylish summer swim bikini on the beach
Enhancing the hotel room's decor, a green shimmery dress hangs gracefully, adding a touch of sophistication to the interior
Nestled in the soft sand of the resort, a small bag awaits a day of seaside adventure and relaxation, promising convenience and style

GOOD TO KNOW

Good to know: Definitely rent a car or quad / scooter to get around! We rented a car beforehand and picked it up at the airport, but I don’t really recommend a car during high season as the streets are really small (especially to some of the beaches or villages) and you can also get a problem with parking.