This horseshoe shaped island boasts more than 70 beaches of golden sand, black sand and shingle, it is also the place where the world famous 'Venus de Milo' was found. The town of Adamas is the place to head for a lively night out and its market is great for shopping. Plaka town offers a quieter, more traditional experience, with white washed cubic houses, a Folk Museum and an Archaeological Museum. Nearby you can also find the ancient theatre and catacombs.

A quiet sandy beach, with shady trees can be found at the picturesque fishing village of Pollonia.

The Cyclades Islands are great for sailing and Milos is no exception, the horseshoe shape of the island provides a naturally safe port.

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