Private Milos Tour "pirates’ Hideout"- Luxury Boat Rental

Triades, which translates as "three," refers to three fine grain yellow sandy beaches with crystal clear shallow blue waters. The road to Triades is difficult, with humps, potholes, and scattered rocks. Most car rental companies will even refuse to let you go to Milos' west coast, which is why these beaches are so remote and best accessed by boat.

Sikia is one of the most beautiful sea caves on Milos. Sikia Cave was once completely covered, but at some point in the past, the roof collapsed. The end result is a stunning cave with an open top showing the blue Aegean sky. Inside the cave you will find a small beach. Swimming is permitted inside the cave, but keep in mind that the water is extremely cold due to the limited light and deep waters. It is located in the southwest corner of the island and is only accessible by boat.

Kleftiko is well-known for its crystal clear turquoise water and vivid white rock formations and caves. Kleftiko, which translates roughly as "The Bandits' Lair," was an old pirate haven that is now one of Milos' most popular tourist attractions. Kleftiko can only be reached by boat. You can't say you've seen Milos unless you've been to Kleftiko at least once.