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Milos Beach

4.7 (6,454 reviews)
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Best time to visit

Late morning delivers full sun on this east-facing cove before the afternoon hills slide into shade. For the warmest sea and fewest boats, aim for early June or mid-September.

Budget tips

Use of the beach and the water costs nothing, so your only outlay is parking at the small lot above, the taverna, and a sunbed. Bring a cooler of drinks and a picnic, then order one coffee or a meze to lock in two sunbeds without a full restaurant bill, keeping the total under €20.

Recommended for

Families with young kids, Swimmers and snorkelers, Low-key, slow travelers, Photography enthusiasts

Plan your visit

2-4 hours

About

Quick facts: A sheltered east-facing cove of smooth gray pebbles, the shore shelves so gently that the water stays waist-deep for the first 40 meters. The Greek name simply means 'mill', a nod to the old watermill whose stone channel still runs through the ravine behind the trees.

Highlights: At the north end, a cold mountain spring seeps up through the pebbles and paints ribbons of shivery water across the warm shallows, and kids spend hours tracing where the two meet. Lie down at the boundary line and your toes feel ice-cold while your back stays warm, a sensation most afternoon swimmers never notice.

Insider tips

  • Arrive by 10:00 to claim a shaded spot under the tamarisk trees before the midday crush.
  • Pack reef shoes because the gray pebbles turn scorching by early afternoon.
  • For the money shot, scramble up the low headland path at the south end for a wide view of the whole turquoise bay.
  • Skip weekends in July, when day-trippers pack the shingle, since a midweek morning feels almost private.

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