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Travel to Milos |
It is possible to go on a package holiday from some countries to Milos (check with a tour operator in your country) but it is just as easy to travel independently. BY CHARTER FLIGHTSMost likely the plane will land on Santorini. From there the trip continues by ferry to Milos. Certainly there is an airport on Milos, but it is only for domestic flights. BY INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTSThe quickest way to get to Milos is to fly to Athens. From Athens, you can choose to go by ferry from Athens' port at Piraeus or to go by domestic flight to Milos. Another option is to take the plane to Santorini from where there are pretty good boat connections to Milos. Personally, I prefer to fly to Santorini because I prefer to begin and end my island hopping on an island. BY DOMESTIC FLIGHTSMilos has daily flight connections with Athens.
The port in Adamas.
BY FERRYThe boat connections with Athens (Piraeus), Kimolos, Sifnos, Serifos and Kythnos are very good. But the boat connections with popular islands like Santorini, Naxos and Paros are not as good. There is at least one boat a day from Athens' port at Piraeus to Milos during the summer season. Many Athenians travels to Milos on a short holiday, that is why the route is frequented by fast catamarans. Milos also has boat connections with Rhodes and Karpathos, as well as with Crete.
Hamnen i Adamas. |
The port in Pollonia.
The small car ferry Osia Methodia runs to the neighbouring island of Kimolos several times each day. The boat goes from Pollonia on the north-eastern Milos and the trip takes about 30 minutes. You can bring your car or scooter if your rental company allows it. Ferry timetable for Milos »Book boat tickets online here » |
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