Kimolos is the quieter neighbour of Milos. The island has some features typical of the Cyclades Islands, rocky and geologically interesting terrain, picturesque white washed houses and windmills. However, Kimolos does not have droves of tourists. Perhaps the absence of cars and few amenities on the island encourages the rarer intellectual tourist, interested in the geology, fascinating ancient history and beautiful churches. Other rare species that visit the island are the Mediterranean Monk Seal and the Loggerhead Turtle.

There is an interesting beach at Agios Andrea, where an ancient cemetery backs on to the beach and the remains of an ancient city lie under the water. Kambana beach is sandy. The island offers great fishing and snorkelling.

The Cyclades Islands are great for sailing and Kimolos is no exception. You can also get to Kimolos by means of a regular ferry connection from Milos.

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