Milos is an island in Greece famous for its pristine beaches, rocky cliffs and unique architecture. Its idyllic landscapes, laid-back but authentic vibe and incredible parties have earned it the reputation of being one of the best islands in the Aegean Sea. Find out how to get to Milos with this guide.
By plane: the most convenient way to go to Milos
Milos has its own airport, which allows travelers to get there directly by plane from other Greek cities such as Athens or Thessaloniki. This is also a good option if you want to save on accommodation costs by staying in a hotel or villa on the island instead of shelling out for accommodation in town. The airport is located 18 km from Milos town center and several bus services connect the airport to the city every hour during the high season (April-October).
By boat: for adventure lovers
For go to Milos by boat, you can take a ferry from Piraeus port (click here to book a Ferry). The trip lasts between 3 and 5 hours, depending on how busy the ferry is at the time of travel.
If you’re looking for a more adventurous way to get to Milos, consider renting a speedboat! Speedboats are available from many ports on Milos, but the most popular destinations are Porto Heli and Porto Vromi. So you can enjoy stunning views of the island and explore some hidden coves along the way!