Milos Waves
How to Get to Pollonia & Nearby Beaches
From the Port of Milos (Adamas)
Pollonia is located about 10 km from the port, and the journey takes approximately 15-20 minutes.
Transportation Options:
Car: Rent one at the port and drive toward Zefyria, then continue to Pollonia.
Taxi: Costs around €25-€30. Booking in advance is recommended.
Bus: There are regular routes (25-30 minutes). Check the schedule at KTEL Milos.
From MilosWaves to the Beaches in Pollonia
MilosWaves is ideally located just 200 meters from Pollonia Beach, sandy, family-friendly, with calm waters and cafés nearby.
From MilosWaves to Papafragkas Caves
Papafragkas is one of the most unique and photogenic spots in Milos, featuring dramatic sea caves, turquoise waters, and a narrow sandy cove nestled between towering cliffs. The area is steeped in natural beauty and archaeological significance, as it’s located near the ancient city of Phylakopi.
Access:
By foot or car: Papafragkas is just 7-10 minutes by car or a 45-minute walk from MilosWaves (if you are feeling like exploring on foot). Follow the coastal road west from Pollonia.
Parking: There is a small parking area near the site entrance.
Caution: The old carved staircase down to the beach is steep and slippery, not recommended for children or anyone with mobility issues.
Note: Swimming is not officially advised due to safety concerns, but visitors often come to admire the view, explore the caves from above, and photograph the striking landscape.
Papafragkas is one of the most unique and photogenic spots in Milos, featuring dramatic sea caves, turquoise waters, and a narrow sandy cove nestled between towering cliffs. The area is steeped in natural beauty and archaeological significance, as it’s located near the ancient city of Phylakopi.
Access:
By foot or car: Papafragkas is just 7-10 minutes by car or a 45-minute walk from MilosWaves (if you are feeling like exploring on foot). Follow the coastal road west from Pollonia.
Parking: There is a small parking area near the site entrance.
Caution: The old carved staircase down to the beach is steep and slippery, not recommended for children or anyone with mobility issues.
Note: Swimming is not officially advised due to safety concerns, but visitors often come to admire the view, explore the caves from above, and photograph the striking landscape.
Tips for Getting Around Milos
Renting a car, scooter, or ATV is the best way to explore the island.
Pollonia is peaceful and very walkable, ideal for travelers looking for a relaxed seaside stay without frequent transportation.
Pollonia - Milos island
Our village is renowned for its beautiful beach and its restaurants, some of which have been featured in articles of acclaimed gastronomic press, while you can also find cafes, supermarket, a pharmacy, ATM, a playground and various tourist shops.
