Top Attractions to Explore on a Milos Yacht Charter

• Kleftiko Caves – A top charter highlight. Only accessible by boat. Swim, snorkel, and explore sea caves.
• Sarakiniko Beach – Known for its white volcanic rock and lunar landscape.
• Catacombs of Milos – 1st–5th century Christian burial site carved into volcanic stone.
• Trypiti & Plaka – Hilltop villages with panoramic views and authentic Cycladic charm.
• Papafragas Caves – Narrow sea cave channels you can paddle or swim into.
• Venus de Milo origin – The famous statue was discovered here (now in the Louvre).

Best Anchorages and Bays in Milos

• Kleftiko – Anchor off and explore caves by tender or SUP. Crystal clear and protected in calm weather.
• Sykia – Incredible collapsed sea cave. Accessible only by dinghy.
• Gerontas Bay – Quiet bay with stunning natural arch.
• Paliochori – Great beach with tavernas nearby.
• Adamas Bay – Main harbor; protected and serviced.

Holding is generally good across the southern and western coast. The north can be exposed to meltemi winds.

Best Beaches in Milos to Visit by Yacht

• Sarakiniko – Iconic, lunar-like landscape.
• Tsigrado – Tucked between cliffs, accessible by ladder or tender.
• Firiplaka – Long stretch of colorful cliffs and turquoise waters.
• Paleochori – Warm waters due to geothermal activity.
• Kalogries – Secluded and rarely crowded.

Top Restaurants and Beach Taverns in Milos

• O Hamos! – Just outside Adamas. Farm-to-table and very popular.
• Medusa – Seaside taverna in Mandrakia, famous for octopus.
• Ergina – Panoramic views and homemade food in Tripiti.
• Sirocco – Dishes cooked in volcanic sand at Paleochori Beach.
• Mikros Apoplous – Elegant seafood on the Adamas waterfront.

We recommend booking tables during peak season—especially in smaller villages.

Sample Milos Yacht Charter Itinerary