Milos, Greece is the southernmost island in the sunny Cyclades archipelago. It is a volcanic paradise, home to charming whitewashed villages and secluded coves surrounded by cliffs. The island features a central caldera and unique rock formations reminiscent of a lunar landscape. Milos has the highest concentration of beaches in the entire Cyclades, with more than 70 considered among the best in the Aegean region. Despite its many charms, Milos remains relatively undiscovered compared to its better-known neighbors, Santorini and Mykonos.
