Small Boutique hotels in MILOS

The Venus de Milo, icon of Greek Hellenic art - today at the Louvre Museum in Paris - was found here. Hence the name of this statue in carved marble from around 100 B.C. Besides being one of the small paradises of the Cyclades archipelago with idyllic beaches and picturesque villages, Milos treasures interesting archaeological sites. The Milos catacombs, in Trypiti are among the most important in the world. And the nearby Roman amphitheater overlooking the sea is unforgettable.

Nestled in the Aegean Sea, its condition as an island of volcanic origin gives it a fascinating physiognomy.

The bay Sarakiniko is astonishing with its white moon-like rock formations. In Kleftico, the impressive marine caves are lapped by crystalline waters. For diving enthusiasts, the caves of Tsigrado beaches are wonderful. You can go around the island by boat with a stop at some of the most remote coves.

Plaka, the capital of Milos, sits on a hill with the oldest part on top. Go up between the bright white of the houses and the cozy blue doors and windows, through rustic cobbled streets. The old fishing villages like Klima are captivating. The sea and its inspiring symphony of blues is a recurring presence in the charming hotels of this island.