best beaches
Sarakiniko-Rocky, moon-like surface;probably most visited of the Milos beaches.
Papafragas-Thin waters;unusual landscape.
Firopotamos-Occasionally wavy;Rocky surface similar to Sarakiniko on one side of it.
Papakinou-In Adamasmain port;Clear, shallow waters;Organized beach.
Lagada-Also in Adamas. Cold, clear waters;Beach is good for resting, as there are many shady trees;Minor activities take place there.
Hivadolimni-Turquoise, shallow waters;many aquatic activities are offered there.
Paleochori-Party beach surrounded by colorful volcanic rocks.
Tsigrado-Sandy beach with caves and shallow, colorful waters.
Kleftiko-Snorkelers destination;colorful, crystal clear waters.
Sikia-In a cave;volcanic atmosphere.
.Provatas-Unspoiled beach with waters similar to Hivadolimni.
Ayia Kyriaki-Unspoiled beach with clear waters.
Psaravolada-Has many similarities with Ayia Kyriaki, especially since they are right next to each other.
Pollonia-Located in the town of Pollonia;similar to Lagada and Papakinou beaches.
Mitakas-Unspoiled and quiet;crystal clear waters.
Fatourena-Quiet, undiscovered beach.
Rivari-Famous beach with breathtaking golden sand.
Ayios Ioannis-Shallow and unspoiled beach on the West coast of Milos.
Gerakas-Small but shallow beach near Ayia Kyriaki.
Agathia-Isolated but colorful beach on the Northwest side of the island.
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In Milos, obviously there are Greek speakers. There are also many English, French, and Italian speakers. If you're lucky, you may even find a few Spanish or German speakers. In the official 2008 Milos tourist guide, there were versions in Greek, English, French, Italian, German and Spanish.