Firopotamos Beach, Milos, Greece

Firipotamos Beach is inside a small bay where many fishermen live and fish.

Firiplaka Beach, Milos, Greece

Firiplaka is a long beach with huge colored rocks forming its coastline and crystalline, green-blue water.

The cliffs of Firiplaka with their amazing colors of red, white, and yellow revealing the existence of minerals that have been mined in Milos for hundreds of years.

Day at Sea – Milos (part 3)

Traditional fisherman villages with their colorful “syrmata” (small fisherman houses).

Sunset dinner

Day at Sea – Milos (part 2)

Swimming at Kalogries bay

Drying squid in the sun (to eat for a snack later)

Day at Sea – Milos (part 1)

A spectacular day at sea in Milos, Greece

Sykia is a cave whose roof has collapsed and is accessible only by small boat though an arch.

The imposing white rocks and the crystal turquoise waters of Kleftiko.

Kleftiko is known to have been an old pirates’ hideout, where they would stash their stolen treasures. The only way to access Kleftiko - which is situated in the south-western tip of Milos - is by boat.

Snorkeling through the caves and tunnels around Kleftiko’s famous cove of crystal-clear seawater and gigantic rock formations.