Playgrounds and things to do with kids in Milos

The island's largest beach, with white sand and a campsite.

Museum of ancient finds and inscriptions, with a modern replica of the Venus de Milo whose original is in the Louvre.

Early Christian catacombs, a religious cemetery with public chambers A and B open to visitors.

Sandy beach with organized services and beach bars.

Fishing village of colorful boat houses called syrmata, right at the water's edge.

Beach with natural tamarisk shade, close to cafés at the port.

Museum of the island's mining and geology, with displays of crystals.

Catamaran cruise of 9 to 10 hours around Milos and Poliegos, with meals, drinks, snorkel gear and a shaded lounge, for up to 15 or 20 guests.

Beach of colored pebbles and rocks, with the Sirocco restaurant cooking in the volcanic sand.

Beach with tamarisk shade and loungers beside the coastal road.

Sandy beach on a village harbor, with a tree-lined bay, cafés and tavernas.

Sandy beach with shallow water, sunbeds and umbrellas, and a beach café serving coffee and light lunch.

Smooth white sculpted rocks around a small shore.