Private Milos Tour "unspoiled Secret Beaches"- Luxury Boat Rental

Agia Kiriaki Beach is located on Milos's southeastern coast. Because of its crystal waters and wild rocky landscape, Agia Kyriaki is one of Milos' most popular beaches. It is also easily accessible by road. The lovely sandy beach is almost completely free of pebbles the entire length of the beach.

Tsigrado Beach, located between cliffs on the island's southern coast, is one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. A beautiful, remote beach surrounded by steep cliffs, caverns, sparkling blue water and white sand with scattered pebbles. Tsigrado is famous for the difficulty of reaching it by land that has not been tainted by man. Climbing down is not recommended for the faint of heart, small children, or anyone with mobility issues.

Gerakas Bay, on Milos' southern coast, has emerald-colored water and is surrounded by magnificent natural white rock formations. The area is famous for its massive sand-slides caused by Perlite and is only accessible by boat. Its waters have the most vibrant turquoise color you've ever seen. Gerakas beach, with its magnificent clear waters and massive volcanic cliffs, is a must-see and unquestionably one of Milos' best beaches.

Gerontas beach is located on Milos' southwest shore. It's a pristine, hidden gem with breathtaking natural splendor. It is regarded as one of the most stunning beaches on the island's southern coast. The arch-shaped rock between the water and the land is its most prominent feature. It's a beautiful little cove surrounded by towering white cliffs, dark sand, crystal blue sea and great caverns to explore. Despite its remote location, it attracts a large number of people during the summer months.

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.

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.