Serenya Hotel Milos
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How do I get to Milos?
Airport transfers are available by taxi year-round, with bus service also available during the summer season. Milos is served by Milos National Airport, with car-rental facilities and onward transport connections on the island.
How do I get around Milos?
The Municipality of Milos has received an Electric Vehicle Charging Plan mapping infrastructure locations and implementation phases. The official bus operator states that tickets are paid for in cash only, which is important for visitors using local buses.
Which essential services should I know in Milos?
The 112 emergency number connects callers with the Police, Fire Service, ambulance service and Coast Guard for emergencies in Milos. The local services directory lists the Milos Health Center in Plaka, with numbers 22700 and 22701 under area code 22870.
What can I do in Milos?
Milos has more than 75 small and large beaches, featuring volcanic rock formations, varied colours, sandy shores and clear waters. Distinct coastal experiences include Sarakiniko’s white volcanic landscape, the small cove of Papafragas, and Kleftiko, which is reached by sea.
Which cultural places should I know in Milos?
Ancient Milos developed around the island’s gulf, with remains extending across the hills of Pyrgiantes and Profitis Ilias and the valleys of Tramy thia and Klima. The archaeological landscape includes parts of the city, harbour and cemeteries. The necropolis lay east of the ancient city and is archaeologically connected with the Catacombs, the underground cemetery of the early Christians.
Which sights and day trips are around Milos?
From the Pollonia area, visitors can take a sea excursion to Polyaigos, an uninhabited island and Natura 2000 habitat known for beaches and endemic wildlife. Ancient Milos was the island’s historical residential and administrative centre, strategically located near the entrance to its large gulf.
Which local food and products should I look for in Milos?
Koufeto is a spoon sweet made with white pumpkin, honey, and almonds, traditionally served at weddings and christenings. Milos specialities include chickpea-and-herb pitarakia, ladenia flatbread, flaounakia pies, and omelette with artichokes.
Getting there
Compare road access, intercity buses, rail where available and the airport serving Milos. Recheck official sources for current timetables before travelling.
Airports
Getting to and from the airport
Airport transfers are available by taxi year-round, with bus service also available during the summer season.
Milos National Airport
Milos is served by Milos National Airport, with car-rental facilities and onward transport connections on the island.
Milos Airport: close to Adamas port
Milos Airport is located 5 km southeast of Adamas port. Taxis serve the airport year-round, while a municipal bus connection operates during the summer months.
Ferries
Ferry access from Piraeus
Milos has ferry access from Piraeus; Zante Ferries lists Adamas as a destination on its route to the island.
Pollonia port serves connections to Kimolos
In addition to Adamas, Milos has Pollonia port, which provides a sea connection with nearby Kimolos.
Intercity buses
Milos local buses
Milos Buses provide local passenger and luggage transport on scheduled routes across the island.
Main bus terminal near the port
Milos’s main bus terminal is about 100 metres from the port and serves key settlements and visitor destinations around the island.
Ports
Pollonia port and Kimolos connection
Pollonia is Milos’s second port and provides sea access to Psathi, Kimolos’s port, via small boats, sea taxis and ferry boats.
Adamas passenger port
Adamas is Milos’s main passenger port, with vessel-service infrastructure and free Wi‑Fi for port users.
Adamas is Milos’s main port
Adamas is Milos’s primary maritime gateway, serving connections with Piraeus and other Cycladic islands.
Getting around
Local buses, taxis, transfers, rentals, parking, walking and other practical ways to move around Milos.
EV charging
Milos has a municipal EV-charging plan
The Municipality of Milos has received an Electric Vehicle Charging Plan mapping infrastructure locations and implementation phases.
Local buses
Bus tickets are paid in cash
The official bus operator states that tickets are paid for in cash only, which is important for visitors using local buses.
Local buses connect main villages and beaches
Milos buses serve key destinations including Triovasalos, Plaka, Trypiti, Pollonia, Paliochori, Achivadolimni, Sarakiniko and Provatas, with intermediate stops along the routes.
Bus stops serving key villages and beaches
The bus network includes terminals or stops at important villages and popular coastal destinations, supporting car-free travel around Milos.
Island bus network based in Adamantas
Milos Buses operates scheduled local routes across the island. The main terminal is in Adamantas, about 100 m east of the port, with connections to Triovasalos, Plaka, Trypiti, Pollonia, Paliochori, Achivadolimni, Sarakiniko and Provatas.
Parking
Plaka has resident-controlled parking
The Municipality has issued an announcement about controlled-parking cards for Plaka residents, so visitors should follow local signs and restrictions.
Municipal parking planning covers the main settlements
The Municipality’s Electric Vehicle Charging Plan maps parking characteristics for Plaka, Triovasalos, Trypiti, Adamas and Pollonia.
Taxi
Taxi service covers the whole island
Milos Taxi presents a fleet serving the entire island and offering taxi and visitor-transfer services.
Taxi stations in Adamantas and Triovasalos
The Milos Municipal Port Fund lists taxi stations in Adamantas and Triovasalos, useful as principal taxi departure points on the island.
Year-round taxi access to Milos Airport
The airport’s official information states that transfers to and from Milos Airport are handled by taxi throughout the year. It also mentions seasonal bus service.
Transfers
Pre-booked transfers from the port, airport and Pollonia
A pre-booked transfer service offers arrivals and departures through Adamantas main port, Milos Airport and Pollonia port.
Walking
Marked walking routes link Plaka and Trypiti
The Miloterranean Geo Walks guide describes a route starting from a large parking area in Plaka and continuing on foot toward Trypiti and Profitis Ilias.
Essentials & services
Useful numbers, emergency services, health, tourist information, accessibility and public services. Specific details include their source.
Emergency services
European emergency number 112
The 112 emergency number connects callers with the Police, Fire Service, ambulance service and Coast Guard for emergencies in Milos.
Healthcare
Milos Health Center
The local services directory lists the Milos Health Center in Plaka, with numbers 22700 and 22701 under area code 22870.
Pharmacies
Pharmacy telephone numbers
The island’s useful-contacts directory lists 21240, 21405 and 22178 as pharmacy numbers under area code 22870.
Public services
Milos Community Centre
The Community Centre supports people facing difficulties such as unemployment, financial hardship, homelessness or living problems related to disability or old age.
Milos Municipality contact
Milos Municipality provides a main telephone line, a separate secretariat contact and an email address in Plaka.
Tourist information
Tourist information in Adamantas
The Municipal Port Fund lists a Tourist Information service in Adamantas, reachable via local number 22445.
Useful contacts
Key public and transport contacts
The official port-fund directory includes contacts for the Police, Tourist Police, airport, Coast Guard, Customs and taxi stations.
🆘 112 · European emergency number
24/7 and free. Connects to Police, Fire Service, EKAB ambulance and Coast Guard.
👮 100 · Police emergency response
For immediate police intervention throughout Greece.
🚑 166 · EKAB ambulance
For emergency medical help and transport.
🔥 199 · Fire Service
To report a fire. In immediate danger also use 112.
🛟 108 · Hellenic Coast Guard
For emergencies at ports or at sea.
🧳 1571 · Tourist Police
Tourist Police service line.
Beaches & activities
Beaches, hiking, water activities, boat trips, diving and family options in Milos.
Beaches
More than 75 beaches with varied landscapes
Milos has more than 75 small and large beaches, featuring volcanic rock formations, varied colours, sandy shores and clear waters.
Sarakiniko, Papafragas and Kleftiko
Distinct coastal experiences include Sarakiniko’s white volcanic landscape, the small cove of Papafragas, and Kleftiko, which is reached by sea.
More than 75 beaches with varied landscapes
The Municipality of Milos reports more than 75 beaches, ranging from sandy and pebbly coves to shores framed by white, red, yellow or black volcanic rocks.
Boat trips
Boat trips to Kleftiko and Sykia Cave
Boat trips around Milos include Kleftiko, Sykia Cave, Glaronissia and Polyaigos, with sailing boats, traditional vessels and RIB options.
Trips to Kleftiko, Glaronissia and nearby islands
Boat excursions may include Kleftiko, Glaronissia, Polyaigos or Kimolos, with opportunities for swimming and picnic stops.
Boat trips from Pollonia
A local Pollonia operator offers day trips by traditional boat around Milos, Polyaigos and Kimolos, including swimming stops and beaches inaccessible by road.
Diving
Designated wrecks for recreational diving subject to rules
The Ministry of Culture has designated certain wrecks as accessible for recreational diving; applicable cases require prior notification to the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities.
Recreational diving around Milos, Kimolos and Polyaigos
A Milos dive school offers diving activities in the wider Milos–Kimolos–Polyaigos area, including programs for beginners.
Hiking
Vani–Agia Marina hiking route
The Vani–Agia Marina route is 12 km long and passes old mines, dirt roads, trails, the Rivari lagoon and the Fatourena area.
Coastal and inland trails
Milos trails connect coastal landscapes, volcanic formations, traditional villages and historic sites, with many routes relatively short and easy to follow.
Outdoor activities
Protected southwestern coast
Southwestern coastal Milos is a Natura area and habitat for the Mediterranean monk seal, offering an important setting for nature-focused outdoor activities.
Arkefthos nature park in Chalakas
Near Embourios, Arkefthos nature park lies within a Natura 2000 area and features a ravine, two waterfalls, rare flora and an approximately 5-km trail.
Swimming
Hikes combined with swimming stops
Some Milos routes follow the coast and combine walking with access to beaches for a refreshing swim.
Swimming at organized or secluded beaches
Milos offers both organized beaches and quieter, wilder coves, with clear waters and varied depths.
Culture & history
Museums, archaeological sites, monuments, religious sites and cultural venues. Confirm hours and tickets with the official source before visiting.
Archaeological sites
Ancient Milos and its urban remains
Ancient Milos developed around the island’s gulf, with remains extending across the hills of Pyrgiantes and Profitis Ilias and the valleys of Tramy thia and Klima. The archaeological landscape includes parts of the city, harbour and cemeteries.
Necropolis of the Ancient City
The necropolis lay east of the ancient city and is archaeologically connected with the Catacombs, the underground cemetery of the early Christians.
Ancient Melos
The ancient city extended across the Pyrgiantes and Profitis Ilias hills, with visible walls, public areas, a necropolis and the Catacombs.
Monuments
Ancient Theatre of Milos
Located between Trypiti and Klima on the site of ancient Milos, the theatre overlooks the gulf. It is a Roman-period theatre with surviving elements of the orchestra, cavea, stage building and western retaining wall.
Museums
The “taphō k te rizein” exhibition
The Archaeological Museum presents important finds from Milos cemeteries and individual burials dating to the Mycenaean, Archaic and Roman periods.
Permanent exhibition on ancient Milos
The museum’s permanent exhibition spans three rooms, a portico and an open courtyard. Its artefacts document life on Milos from the 8th century BC to the 5th/6th century AD, while inscriptions illuminate the city, its cults and its inhabitants.
Archaeological Museum of Milos in Plaka
Housed in a 19th-century neoclassical building, the museum presents finds from Phylakopi, the ancient city and other sites on Milos, spanning the Neolithic period to Late Antiquity. It also displays a modern replica of the Venus de Milo.
Milos Mining Museum
In Adamas, the museum presents Milos’ geological and mining history and offers an audio guide in five languages.
Phylakopi at the Archaeological Museum
The permanent exhibition includes major finds from Phylakopi, a prehistoric city inhabited throughout the Bronze Age.
Archaeological Museum of Milos
In Plaka, the museum occupies a neoclassical building by Ernst Ziller and presents finds from the Neolithic period to Late Antiquity, including a replica of the Venus de Milo.
Religious sites
The Catacombs of Milos
The Catacombs are an underground Christian cemetery outside the walls of ancient Milos, carved into soft volcanic tuff. They were used from the mid-1st to the 7th century AD and contain chambers, corridors and family tombs.
Catacombs of Milos
The Catacombs are an underground Early Christian cemetery with arcosolia, family tombs and evidence of funerary rituals; some areas are closed for protection.
Sights & day trips
Landmarks, villages, nature, viewpoints, protected areas and day-trip ideas around Milos.
Day trips
Sea excursion to Polyaigos
From the Pollonia area, visitors can take a sea excursion to Polyaigos, an uninhabited island and Natura 2000 habitat known for beaches and endemic wildlife.
Landmarks
Ancient Milos
Ancient Milos was the island’s historical residential and administrative centre, strategically located near the entrance to its large gulf.
The Catacombs of Milos
The Catacombs are an underground early Christian cemetery forming part of ancient Milos’ necropolis, with burial chambers and arcosolia.
Ancient City, Roman Theatre and the Trypiti–Klima Slope
The ancient city of Milos lies on the slope between Trypiti and Klima. The site includes the ancient Roman theatre, sections of city walls and other remains.
Nature
Milos’ volcanic landscapes
Milos’ volcanic origin has produced highly varied scenery, including colourful rock formations, contrasting shorelines and numerous coves.
Sarakiniko: A Landmark Geosite
NECCA identifies Sarakiniko as a geosite of global significance, shaped by Milos’ distinctive volcanic and geological history.
Protected areas
Protected Nature and the Milos Viper
The Central Aegean protected-area network supports endemic species including the Milos viper (Macrovipera schweizeri); NECCA also records dedicated conservation actions for it.
Villages
Pollonia: fishing village and base for sea trips
Pollonia is a picturesque fishing village around a natural gulf and a starting point for connections to Kimolos and nearby sea excursions.
Klima: the fishing village of syrmata
Klima is a small seaside settlement known for its colourful syrmata, the traditional boat-houses of local fishermen.
Trypiti: windmills, views and archaeological sites
Trypiti is a traditional settlement with harbour views, picturesque windmills, the Catacombs and the Ancient Theatre of Milos.
Plaka: the capital overlooking the gulf
Plaka is Milos’ capital, built at about 220 m above sea level, with traditional lanes, harbour views, and access to the Venetian Kastro and Panagia Thalassitra.
Milos’ Traditional Settlements
The municipality lists settlements including Plaka, Adamas, Trypiti, Klima, Pollonia, Mandrakia and Zephyria, providing distinct bases for exploring the island.
Food & gastronomy
Local products, markets, culinary traditions, wineries and food experiences. Specific information includes its source.
Culinary traditions
Koufeto is Milos’s signature sweet
Koufeto is a spoon sweet made with white pumpkin, honey, and almonds, traditionally served at weddings and christenings.
Traditional dishes include pitarakia and ladenia
Milos specialities include chickpea-and-herb pitarakia, ladenia flatbread, flaounakia pies, and omelette with artichokes.
Milos cheeses are mainly made from goat’s milk
Local cheese varieties include manoura, xinomyzithra, touloumotyri, and the aged dry Milos cheese, also known as ladotyri.
Milos tomato paste is a signature local speciality
Made from sun-dried tomatoes and salt, it is served as a spread, accompaniment, or ingredient in sauces and cooked dishes.
Milos sweets
Traditional Milos sweets include koufeto, watermelon spoon sweet and pie, pasteli, xerotigana and loukoumades.
Traditional Milos dishes
Local cuisine includes tomato fritters, courgette fritters, fouskoma bread, skoufomakarono pasta and lemon goat.
Pitarakia and traditional pies
Pitarakia are small fried pies filled with cheese or herbs; Milos cuisine also features ladenia, watermelon pie and other traditional pies.
Food experiences
Petrinos grows ingredients for its kitchen
The restaurant operates a 9-acre farm in Zephy ria, growing seasonal vegetables and herbs and raising animals for eggs and dairy products.
Farm-based cuisine in Zephyria
Petrinos states that its farm in Zephyria grows seasonal vegetables and herbs and raises hens, roosters and goats for eggs and dairy products.
Local products
Listed local producers include a cheese dairy and winery
The Cyclades Chamber directory lists Milos producers including Charalambakis Cheese Dairy in Pachaina and Kostantakis Cave Winery in Apollonia.
Thyme honey and herbs
Milos also produces thyme honey and aromatic herbs such as thyme, oregano and sage.
Tomato paste and capers
Local bournela tomatoes are used for Milos tomato paste, while capers are hand-picked and sun-dried before preservation.
Milos cheeses
Characteristic Milos cheeses include arseniko, xino tyri, manoura, touloumotyri and xinomyzithra.
Wineries
Kostantakis Cave Winery is a visitable winery
Located near Pollonia/Apollonia, the winery features underground cellars and a vineyard; visits are described as being by appointment.
Wine from volcanic soils
Milos wine production has experienced a revival, with local winemakers producing wines reflecting the island’s volcanic soil.
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