The Island of Milos - Cyclades

The island whose ambassador is the Venus de Milo is exceptional for the wide variety of landscapes that it offers. The fascinating white rocks at Sara Kinikos, the multicolored cliffs, its deserted little coves and their turquoise colored waters, the steep, narrow roads that wind through the mountain, etc. all make for a natural and diversified beauty that will take your breath away. If you like nature and the peace and clean air it has to offer, you'll certainly enjoy your stay.

The golf of Adamas forms a large, natural port, but also an immense lagoon which has become the favorite spot for sailboarders and other lovers of water sports. Though there is a relative lack of organized lodging for tourists (one, quite modern, camp site at Archivadolmini), as in the rest of the Greek Isles, the locals will be happy to rent you a room. You can find out more about this at the Tourist Office across from the pier at the port. There is also a shuttle bus available when you get off the boat to take you directly to the camp grounds. Even when it's full to the brim, you'll always find a place to pitch your tent.

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